New Delhi: The social network of Twitter giants is testing new features that will notify users if their account has been locked or suspended.
Twitter is testing the new notification feature that will notify whether you have been locked or suspended for violating Twitter rules.
Notifications will appear as a banner on your Twitter bait.
As reported by Verge, Twitter is currently testing this feature with a small percentage of Twitter users on Android, iOS, and the web.
Know where your account attitude is important.
We are testing new ways to tell you – right when you enter …
https://t.co/3urfpiXFG- Twitter support (@Twittersupport) 1627407073000 further reports reveal that the company starts testing this feature after getting feedback from User.
Twitter users say that they realize that their account is suspended or locked and in read-only mode when they try to tweet or follow new accounts.
The company also tweeting about this feature to notify users.
Tweeted Twitter Support, “Knowing where your account stand is important.
We are testing a new way to tell you – right when you enter.
If your account is locked or suspended, some of you will start seeing clear banners.” New Twitter notification will be Offering additional information and guidance to users whose account is locked or suspended.
If your account is permanently suspended then you can appeal.
And if your account is locked then you will get full access after a week.
Recently, Twitter announced the closure of features aged a year – fleet earlier this week.
In one year the launch of the fleet, Twitter felt that the fleet did not have the future and had announced that it turned off the fleet from August 3, 2021.
The social media platform also said that instead of the fleet will introduce “another way for people to share on Twitter” , Twitter admitted that not many users were interested in the fleet.
“We have not seen an increase in the number of new people who join conversations with fleets as we expected,” he said in a blog post.
Twitter is testing new features to tell users about the account suspension: this is what will change
