Paid security features at Twitter and Meta spark cybersecurity concerns

Some major platforms are gating off stronger security features for those who pay for them. It's a development that seemingly goes against a movement by some U.S. government officials and cyber pros for products to offer strong security to everyone at the outset without additional cost.

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Paid security features at Twitter and Meta spark cybersecurity concerns published by Archon Security

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Paid security features at Twitter and Meta spark cybersecurity concerns