| | Introducing more visibility to your shared accounts in TweetDeck | | | We're making it easier to manage who has access to your account with an update to TweetDeck Teams. | | | Now, you can see your complete list of team members at a glance, and easily manage their permissions. This list includes anyone who previously added your account to their TweetDeck using the password. To make sure your account is accessible to the right people, we're letting you know that @charafe100 has access to @hamid_sabata in TweetDeck. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | @charafe100 | | | find all ways that will help you to grow taller | | | | | | | | | | If you don't think @charafe100 should still have access, log in to TweetDeck as @hamid_sabata and remove them via the Accounts panel. For more information on how to complete this process, refer to the Help Center. | | | Please note, you will receive an email for each account newly visible in your list of team members. | | | | | | | |
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