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I didn't connect my high value accounts to mint (like brokerages), just my spending accounts mostly.

As a studio, you need to ask yourself: Do you want people paying Netflix and possibly sharing accounts?

Basically you can't buy or sell steam accounts - and if you are caught Valve will suspend the account.

Question, do these people who find it hard to grasp how twitter works have facebook accounts?

However, as others have stated, they view the convenience gained to be worthwhile enough to sacrifice the security of their accounts.

That's a huge tell: the convenience and value of having all your accounts aggregated far outweighs the security concerns, and frankly even the myriad and difficult and frankly frightening methods of connecting your accounts.

Now both of our accounts are flagged prime for all purposes as far as I can tell.

Nobody's going to pull up their stakes for some new Facebook+ and maintain two accounts/profiles since half of their contacts don't want to bother.

One thing I've noticed with celebrity accounts: an increasing amount of tweets is just a link to a new instagram post.

Everyone seems to be getting hacked these days and we have an interesting solution that protects private online accounts from hacking.

I didn't think it was a bad idea, because it is clearly explained that Mint can't make changes to your accounts.

They have shadowbanned me several times already, with different accounts.

And while there are plenty of "managed" accounts run by paid "ghost tweeters", there have also been enough embarrassing deleted tweets to show that at least some remarks are coming straight from the horse's mouth.