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If you've used the social media platform Twitter – also known as X – over the past month or so, you may have encountered a bizarre glitch where tapping on any image, video or link unexpectedly takes you to MoneySavingExpert.com's (MSE's) car finance free reclaim page. To be clear: this ISN'T an advert, we AREN'T behind it, and we've reported it to X to investigate.

Twitter users have been told to change their passwords after the firm admitted it hadn't properly stored them.

A chicken nugget aficionado has taken the old adage 'if you don't ask, you don't get' to a whole new level, launching an audacious campaign to win a year's supply of free nuggets via social media.

Bargain hunters were left furious after a promotion for 12p Thorpe Park tickets started earlier than advertised, meaning those who tried at the planned time missed out.

Twitter app users should urgently check their settings to avoid big data bills when videos are set to automatically play on a phone or tablet. Our investigation has found an app update this week restored this potentially wallet-busting feature as the default option for many who'd changed it.

If you use Twitter on an iPad or iPhone, check your settings now, as its new 'autoplay' default video setting could eat into your data allowance and leave you with a big bill. And for Android users, it's 'coming soon'.