Twitter expands the reach of its beta version Safety Mode.

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Ngày cập nhật gần nhất: 1/12/2025

Social media giant Twitter is extending access to its feature called Safety Mode, designed to provide users with a set of tools to protect themselves from harmful and abusive content, which are issues that occur too frequently on the platform.

Introduced and initially tested with a small group of users last September, today Twitter announced it will roll out the beta version of this new feature to users in several English-speaking countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand.

Twitter expands the reach of its beta version Safety Mode.

According to Twitter, expanding the beta version of Safe Mode will help the company gather more information about how the feature performs and whether any additional improvements are needed. Alongside the rollout, when the Safety Mode feature is available, users will receive notifications to activate it.

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As a public social media platform, Twitter has faced criticism from users regarding issues of abuse and privacy. Over the years, Twitter has made adjustments and updates to address these issues, such as automatically hiding offensive replies with just one click, allowing users to limit who can reply to their Tweets, or hiding themselves from search results, and warning users about conversations veering off course, ...

Safety Mode feature is designed to proactively steer conversations in the right direction. This feature works by blocking accounts from replying to other users' posts with harmful language for 7 days or sending hostile replies, ...

When Safety Mode is activated, blocked accounts cannot follow the original Twitter account, view their Tweets and replies, or send Direct Messages.

Twitter's algorithms determine which accounts will be temporarily blocked by assessing the language used in replies and examining the relationship between the Tweet author and those replies. If the Tweet author follows or frequently interacts with the replier, then the account will not be locked.

The idea behind Safety Mode is to provide victims of harassment with a solution to quickly set up a defense system without having to manually block each harassing account, which can be tedious and may lead to frustration, prompting the need to create a new Twitter account.

Twitter states that initial testing results with 750 users indicate a desire for more assistance in proactively identifying when they will be targeted online. Therefore, the company is rolling out this feature to users in more countries along with notifications.

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50% of randomly selected users from supported markets can experience the feature early. It is still unclear when the feature will be deployed to global users.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Twitter's Safety Mode feature designed to do for users?

Twitter's Safety Mode is designed to help users protect themselves from harmful and abusive content on the platform. It blocks accounts from replying with harmful language for seven days, preventing them from viewing tweets or sending direct messages.

Which countries are currently receiving the Safety Mode beta rollout?

The beta version of Twitter's Safety Mode is being rolled out in several English-speaking countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand.

How does Twitter determine which accounts to block in Safety Mode?

Twitter's algorithms assess the language used in replies and the relationship between the Tweet author and the replying accounts. If a user frequently interacts with an account, that account will not be blocked.

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