The social network xold Twitterwill implement a new policy in which blocked users will be able to view the responses and publications of those who blocked them.
Previously, when a user blocked to another, the latter could continue responding to the posts of the first, but the person who had blocked him could not see those answers.
From now on, with the new policy of X lockusers will be able to see everything, although holding back the desire to respond, because they will not do so, unless they create another user.
“Now the function of blockade will prevent an account from interacting with public postsbut it won’t stop you from seeing them,” wrote the CEO of x, Elon Musk.
- To prevent this from happening, the blocking user must have their profile private.
He blockade Accounting allows users the ability to manage their interactions with others accounts in xlimiting those people’s ability to contact them, see their posts, and follow them.
The company said in a statement that this reflects the commitment of x to improve “transparency and user control over their experience on the platform.”
Greater visibility
As pointed out by the blog Engadget The intention is to offer users greater visibility about interactions on your posts.
This change in policy of blockade of x arrives after Elon Muskowner of the platformhe never showed any affinity towards this function.
Musk announced plans to remove the ability to block other users, arguing that this feature made no sense, despite being a requirement of app store policies.
Musk noted that it would be removed “as a feature, unless DM exception“. “It makes no sense,” he indicated regarding the usefulness of this functionality, despite being a requirement of the policies of application stores, such as Google Play and Apple Store.
- The decision of X (Twitter) to adjust your policy of blockade reflects an effort to adapt to the needs and concerns of users, while seeking to improve the overall experience on the platform.
This change could have a significant impact on how users manage their interactions and the content they see on Twitter.
