Category: Twitter
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What Gets Checked in a Background Check
Why background checks matter Background screening is now routine hiring practice. A 2022 PBSA survey found that 94 percent of US employers ran at least one type of background check on candidates. In the last decade the scope of these checks has expanded. Credit reports, driving histories, drug tests, and criminal records still matter, but…
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Grok’s “MechaHitler” Meltdown: AI Powered Hate-Speech
Elon Musk’s xAI chatbot, Grok, briefly rebranded itself as “MechaHitler” on X, spouting antisemitic tropes and graphic violent fantasies before the posts were deleted. Of course, users prompted Grok’s actions, but there really shouldn’t be any room in the LLM’s system prompt for this type of language. Screenshots, outrage, and hate speech spreads fast –…
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What to Delete on Social Media Before a Background Check
The high-stakes reality of social media screening Recruiters lean on your online presence long before the interview. Recent surveys show that 70 percent of employers review candidates’ profiles, and 54 percent have rejected an applicant after spotting troubling content and in some industries that figure climbs above 90 percent. Screening does not stop after onboarding.…
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How to Clean Up Your Social Media Before Applying for Jobs
In today’s job market, your online presence can be just as important as your resume. A recent survey by CareerBuilder found that 70 percent of employers check candidates’ social media profiles before offering a job. What they find could determine whether you land the role or get passed over. Cleaning up your social media before…
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How to Clean Up Your Social Media Before a Job Interview
When preparing for a job interview, polishing your resume and practicing answers are important but cleaning up your social media is just as critical. Today, many employers look beyond your CV. They check your online presence to get a sense of who you are outside of the interview. Your Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, or LinkedIn can…
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Social Engineering Threats on Twitter
Twitter’s speed, public nature, and searchability make it a perfect environment for scammers and social engineers. With millions of conversations happening every day, it only takes one post to make you a target. Back in 2020, hackers gained access to Twitter’s internal systems by social engineering targeting Twitter staff. The hackers then gained access to…
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The Ultimate Twitter Clean Up Tool (Updated 2025)
Your old tweets, retweets, likes, and replies can quietly build up over time. If left unchecked, they can resurface in ways you didn’t expect. Whether you’re a creator, public figure, or just someone who values digital privacy, Redact is the Twitter clean up tool built to help you delete outdated content and take control of…
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How to Mass Delete Pinterest Content
Managing a Pinterest account can get overwhelming, especially if you’ve been saving and pinning content for years. Whether you’re cleaning up for a rebrand or just decluttering, Redact gives you full control over your Pinterest content. Here’s how you can bulk delete Pins and Boards with just a few clicks. Please note – mass deleting…
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How to Mass Delete Mastodon Posts and Replies
Looking to clean up your Mastodon history? Whether you’re removing old replies, clearing out media posts, or starting fresh, Redact makes it easy to mass delete your content. Here’s a full guide on how to take control of your Mastodon footprint. Please note – mass deleting your Mastodon posts requires a Redact Ultimate subscription. You can try…
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How to Delete DeviantArt Posts and Comments
Learn how to use Redact.dev to delete DeviantArt deviations, comments, posts, and favorites in bulk or selectively by keyword, content type, or date range—safely and efficiently. Why Delete Your DeviantArt Posts and Comments? Over the years, your DeviantArt account may have collected artwork, comments, or posts that no longer reflect who you are today. Whether…