Some experts say an edit button could be used to spread political or financial market misinformation or to add crypto scams and phishing links into viral tweets (Rachel Lerman/Washington Post)

Rachel Lerman / Washington Post: Some experts say an edit button could be used to spread political or financial market misinformation or to add crypto scams and phishing links into viral tweets  —  Users have been asking for the ability to edit tweets for years.  —  At long last, Twitter is testing one of its frequently requested features: The edit button.

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Some experts say an edit button could be used to spread political or financial market misinformation or to add crypto scams and phishing links into viral tweets (Rachel Lerman/Washington Post)

Rachel Lerman / Washington Post:
Some experts say an edit button could be used to spread political or financial market misinformation or to add crypto scams and phishing links into viral tweets  —  Users have been asking for the ability to edit tweets for years.  —  At long last, Twitter is testing one of its frequently requested features: The edit button.

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