
Twitter has begun testing a new privacy tool which allows users to remove a follower without blocking them. The company is presently testing the remove follower feature on the web. Twitter also said that users can remove followers from the follower list on their profile page.
We’re making it easier to be the curator of your own followers list. Now testing on web: remove a follower without… https://t.co/H5bQ9X5Xpe
— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) 1631042878000
Users just have to click on the three dot-menu next to a follower’s name and click ‘Remove follower’. After this all the tweets shared by a user will not appear on the timeline of the follower. The removed follower will then have to follow you again to see your tweets on their timeline and if you have protected tweets then they would need your approval to become a follower again.
This new feature is different from blocking someone, which keeps them from viewing your tweets and directly messaging you. On the other hand, this new feature functions like an unfollow button.
Now testing on iOS:Edge to edge Tweets that span the width of the timeline so your photos, GIFs, and videos can h… https://t.co/pnmK4cQqxZ
— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) 1631034177000
Apart from this new privacy tool, Twitter has also announced that it is testing edge-to-edge media in tweets on iOS. According to a report by The Verge, “Twitter is testing the change because it wants to better support conversations that are both visual and text-based.”
Twitter has also shared a video of how this new feature will look.
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