Misinformation label : The company rolled out redesigned misinformation labels to help people easily know when a Tweet’s content is potentially misleading.

The blogging platform learned that Conversation Settings help some people feel safer by limiting these unwanted replies so they can participate in more meaningful conversations, while still allowing people to see different points of view. Now when you post images you will see an accurate preview of the same, without any formatting.Ĭontrol over conversations : To give people more control over the conversations they start, Twitter rolled out a ‘Conversation Settings’ update to allow people to “Change who can reply” to a Tweet midway through a conversation. The update will get rid of the auto-cropping algorithm on its Android and iOS apps, which will allow users to view images in their entirety, on their timeline. No more Autocrop : Twitter announced that it will offer full-sized images on its platform. However, it is not clear what criteria will be used by Twitter to determine the ‘vibe’ of a conversation.

This will allow users to stay clear of some conversations on the social media platform. Prompts : The new ‘prompts’ feature warns users about the possibility of getting involved in a conversation that could get heated. People in the pilot are able to publicly offer helpful context on Tweets that they believe contain misleading information. Birdwatch is currently for people in the US. (File Image)īirdwatch : Twitter launched a pilot program called Birdwatch that will allow users to flag tweets that they believe are misleading and write notes to provide context.

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