The famous social media platform, Twitter has lately been introducing new features almost every week. These updates are important because keeping themselves updated with the requirements coming from their users is what makes an application grow at a faster rate.
From letting their users know if the tweet is coming from a bot account, to introducing the new Safety Mode that will empower the account holder to block any harsh or abusive retweet as well as block spam accounts.
Going forward by keeping their user’s safety as top priority, application developers are now letting their users to sort out their replies by placing them under Relevant To You section. The feature was also highlighted on Twitter by Nima Owji, a web developer. This new option was much needed because it can block off any negative comments coming in reply to the user. Such irrelevant comments can even effect someone’s sentiment. This is why, in order to prevent this from happening, Twitter is now giving two choices to their users that whether they can select the Relevant Comments option coming directly from those whom they are following on Twitter while the other option is All Replies, which will feature all the comments being passed as a reply to the tweet.
From letting their users auto block any unwanted spam or abusive reply to letting them sort out their replies on the basis of their relevance, Twitter has really done a lot in just a short time period.
Users safety is not the only area on which the developers kept focusing, instead they also worked on updates that will help users in knowing which article is trending the most, however this new update will only be for those who are subscribed with Twitter blue as told by Alessandro Paluzzi on his Twitter account
Twitter Blue is a subscription variant of the social networking application, Twitter. The user subscribes for a month and unlock new features that are not available to the unsubscribed users. Getting notified with Top articles is one of the latest addition to the other features that were already present including the monetization and Birdwatch.
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From letting their users know if the tweet is coming from a bot account, to introducing the new Safety Mode that will empower the account holder to block any harsh or abusive retweet as well as block spam accounts.
Going forward by keeping their user’s safety as top priority, application developers are now letting their users to sort out their replies by placing them under Relevant To You section. The feature was also highlighted on Twitter by Nima Owji, a web developer. This new option was much needed because it can block off any negative comments coming in reply to the user. Such irrelevant comments can even effect someone’s sentiment. This is why, in order to prevent this from happening, Twitter is now giving two choices to their users that whether they can select the Relevant Comments option coming directly from those whom they are following on Twitter while the other option is All Replies, which will feature all the comments being passed as a reply to the tweet.
From letting their users auto block any unwanted spam or abusive reply to letting them sort out their replies on the basis of their relevance, Twitter has really done a lot in just a short time period.
Users safety is not the only area on which the developers kept focusing, instead they also worked on updates that will help users in knowing which article is trending the most, however this new update will only be for those who are subscribed with Twitter blue as told by Alessandro Paluzzi on his Twitter account
Twitter Blue is a subscription variant of the social networking application, Twitter. The user subscribes for a month and unlock new features that are not available to the unsubscribed users. Getting notified with Top articles is one of the latest addition to the other features that were already present including the monetization and Birdwatch.
Read next: Twitter Tests The Much Awaited In Application Language Change
