New Delhi: Twitter is busy introducing features and settings that allow users to have a comfortable experience.
Given the same thing, Twitter has now launched a safety feature called security mode.
This new feature will empty the account sending dangerous or rough tweets to users.
With this new feature at the Twitter place aim to reduce the burden on people who deal with unwelcome interactions.
The giant social network began launching features after feedback from a small group of people.
This new feature is available on iOS, Android and Twitter.com.
This is how new safety features work.
The new safety mode feature will temporarily block accounts for a period of seven days to use potentially dangerous languages - such as humiliation or comment full of hatred – or send replies or say repetitive and not invited.
After the feature is turned on, Twitter will assess the possibility of negative involvement by considering the tweet content and the relationship between the Autather Tweet and Replier.
“Our technology takes into account the existing relationship, so the account you follow or often interact with won’t automatically,” Twitter said.
“The author of the tweet found by our technology for dangerous or not invited will automatically, meaning they will temporarily not be able to follow your account, see your tweet, or send you a direct message,” Twitter added.
Twitter showed off the safety mode feature for the first time in February in the presentation of the company’s day analyst.
Apart from this, Twitter also introduced features such as replying replies, letting people limit who can reply to their posts and show a warning before you tweet a dangerous reply that helps reduce abuse on the platform.
Twitter launches a new security mode feature: This is how it works
