Come segnalare lo spam su Twitter

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I social network hanno molti lati positivi, ma anche qualcuno negativo, come lo spam.
Sarà capitato anche a voi di ricevere messaggi che vi invitano a cliccare sopra un link promettendovi in cambio un iPad in regalo oppure il download gratuito di qualche antivirus o altri costosissimi software. Ebbene, questi sono solo alcuni esempi del tipo di spam che si trova su Twitter, perché i seccatori abbondano anche sul microblog.

In genere è possibile riconoscere un messaggio spam perché contiene tantissimi hashtag e link poco affidabili. Quasi sempre a mandarli è un account che ha solo pochi giorni di vita, che segue tantissime persone ma non ha nessun follower.

Ma individuato lo spammer, come facciamo a liberarci di questo rompiscatole? Segnalandolo allo staff di Twitter, ovvio!

Il procedimento è semplicissimo, per prima cosa bisogna andare sul profilo del presunto spammatore e cliccare sulla silhouette del profilo a destra. Verranno subito rese disponibili alcune opzioni tra cui «segnala @nomeprofilo come spam». Fatelo e da quel momento lo scocciatore sarà bloccato e non potrà più mandarvi messaggi. Inoltre Twitter prenderà in esame la vostra segnalazione ed esaminerà l’account sospetto che, se ritenuto colpevole di spam, verrà subito cancellato.

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