Twitter is deleting Tweets showing it's Account Tools

The screenshots of the internal panel and hacked accounts shared around the social media have been widely deleted by Twitter, while users sharing such posts were suspended, as the posts apparently violated the company's rules. Vice argued that this has happened to the post by Under The Breach, a data monitoring service. Twitter allegedly deleted its post with a screenshot showing the image of the panel and suspended the account for 12 hours. 

According to Vice, a Twitter spokesperson explained the recent development in relation to a removal of tweets containing screenshots of the panel and details of the users' accounts in an email to Motherboard, by saying that "as per our rules, we're taking action on any private, personal information shared in Tweets".

The tools show Twitter settings to mark accounts as: Bounced, Inactive, Protected, Compromised, Trends Blacklist, Search Blacklist, Read only.

These tools are in stark contrast to Twitters own claims:

"People are asking us if we shadow ban. We do not. But let’s start with, “what is shadow banning?”

The best definition we found is this: deliberately making someone’s content undiscoverable to everyone except the person who posted it, unbeknownst to the original poster."

Twitter has been repeatedly criticised for censoring free speech while banning accounts of prominent conservative figures in the past, including those of James Woods and Alex Jones' InfoWars, while also flagging and deleting posts it claimed didn't comply with the company's rules.