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Twitter now allows you to choose who can reply to you

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Twitter now allows you to choose who can reply to you

If you’re fed up with the unsolicited replies you get on Twitter- there’s good news! Twitter has rolled out a new feature that allows every user to limit who can respond to their tweets.

The goal of this new feature is to pave the way for more meaningful conversations.

Twitter- Who Can reply?

Source- Twitter

If you’re okay with receiving replies from everyone, you can still go for it. But, you will have three additional options of restricting it to people you follow, people you mention or receiving no replies at all.

This way, you can control unwelcome replies on your tweets.

But, this doesn’t mean those people you restricted can’t see your tweet anymore. They will still have the option to like and retweet it. Only the reply option will be greyed out for them.

Speaking at CES 2020 in Las Vegas earlier this year, Twitter’s director of product management, Suzanne Xie explained that Twitter was testing this feature, and the insights from the experiment would be used to launch it globally in a few months.

twitter group conversations

Source- CES 2020

“Sometimes, unwanted replies make it hard to have meaningful conversations,” Xie wrote in a blog post lately.

The microblogging platform took this step to help people do away with abuse and spam in the replies they receive. This will also allow users to express their views freely, without the nuisance created by trolls or hurtful/abusive replies. Now, the conversation stays on track on Twitter!


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