New X (Twitter) Policy

We wanted to inform you about a recent policy update on X (formerly known as Twitter). The platform has announced that they will now fully allow users to post consensual adult content, formalizing a prior Twitter policy.

What does this mean for you? While this update may lead to a broader range of content appearing on the platform, we assure you that our team at CIM Marketing Partners remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and appropriateness in all content we manage and post on your behalf.

Please be aware of this change as you navigate the platform, and rest assured that we will continue to ensure your brand’s presence on X adheres to your values and guidelines.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or concerns.

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