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Twitter is a handy platform to keep yourself updated about general trends but it can become a toxic place if you don’t tame it’s algorithm. Considering the ongoing discussions around SSR, Rhea and other related topics on Twitter, it may get quite tiring for a user to see countless tweets only on this. Of course, trending topics dominate Twitter timelines but this doesn’t mean you will have to be a slave to Twitter’s algorithm and helplessly scroll through endless tweets from random users talking about SSR, Rhea or other topics. Twitter has several tools that can offer peace of mind to you if you are tired about a particular topic. While you can’t block all Twitter users from talking about a topic you don’t want to know about this is how you can tweak your Twitter algorithm to block topics that doesn’t interest you any longer. Make a list of keywords and hashtags In order to clean your Twitter feed of certain topics, you will have to make a … [Read more...] about This Twitter setting will help block all tweets on SSR, Rhea and other topics that you may not want to see

This almost certainly won’t be the last attempt to legally enforce “neutrality” on social media sites. And there’s a much larger push to regulate social media more generally at a time when these platforms are facing real backlash. (Even their fellow tech companies are taking shots at them.) Some of these complaints have clearly unnerved social media executives. Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but this lawsuit is probably not one of them. … [Read more...] about Former revenge porn mogul Craig Brittain sues Twitter in absurdist censorship complaint

According to HubSpot's analysis of Twitter's 4.5 million accounts, 54.9 percent of users have never tweeted and 52.7 have no followers whatsoever. This doesn't actually surprise most of us who do use Twitter—a number of our friends and colleagues have joined the service but don't actively participate in it, therefore netting them a big fat goose-egg in terms of followers (why would anyone follow you if you don't tweet?). … [Read more...] about Most Twitter users never tweet, don’t follow anyone

Right from its early beta days, the platform's main mission has been to "free your data and help you own and profit from it." In addition to Twetch being a platform for entertainment and discussion, it has also evolved to become a popular platform for networking and doing business within the Bitcoin community. … [Read more...] about Blockchain-based Twitter competitor Twetch releases encrypted chat feature

The Twitter account for Ambassador Liu Xiaoming liked several tweets that were later unliked, including a 10-second clip tweeted out by an adult-themed account and several posts criticizing the Chinese Communist Party, according to BBC News. China’s UK embassy maintains that the tweets were liked by a possible hacker who had gained access to the ambassador’s account. However, celebrities and politicians have often blamed hackers when they’re caught up in embarrassing situations. … [Read more...] about Chinese embassy demands Twitter probe after ambassador account likes porn tweet