Twitter is testing a reply moderation feature for threads

2019-2-28 17:21

Jane Manchun Wong, a security researcher who has a history of revealing yet-to-launch features through reverse engineering, tweeted today that Twitter is testing a “replies moderation” tool.   Twitter is testing replies moderation.

It lets you to hide replies under your tweets, while providing an option to show the hidden replies pic. twitter. com/dE19w4TLtp — Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) February 28, 2019 According to Wong, this feature allows users to hide replies under their tweets, while providing an option to show the hidden replies to other users. Since this was announced, multiple Twitter users have raised concerns over what this means for the…

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