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Microblogging is a very popular Internet activity that informs and entertainsgreat multitudes of people world-wide via quickly and scalably disseminatedterse messages containing all kinds of newsworthy utterances. Even thoughmicroblogging is neither designed nor meant to emphasize privacy, numerouscontributors hide behind pseudonyms and compartmentalize their differentincarnations via multiple accounts within the same, or across multiple,site(s). Prior work has shown that stylometric analysis is a very powerful toolcapable of linking product or service reviews and blogs that are produced bythe same author when the number of authors is large. In this paper, we explorelinkability of tweets. Our results, based on a very large corpus of tweets,clearly demonstrate that, at least for relatively active tweeters, linkabilityof tweets by the same author is easily attained even when the number oftweeters is large. We also show that our linkability results hold for a set ofactual Twitter users who tweet from multiple accounts. This has some obviousprivacy implications, both positive and negative.

Are 140 Characters Enough? A Large-Scale Linkability Study of Tweets