Hide Tweets: A new feature to introduce Twitter

Twitter has become one of the easiest targets for trolling and spreading negative ideas. Twitter will introduce a new feature called 'Hyde Tweed' to avoid encouraging such unpleasant experiences on its site.



The micro blogging website Twitter has confirmed that a new feature called Hyde Tweed allows them to better control the privacy of their users' conversations.

This feature was first discovered by the Twitter Android Worker by Jane Manson Wong. Last Thursday he tweeted about it. This feature, which was found inside Twitter's 'Share' button, is shared by 'Screenshot'.


This feature was later confirmed by Michael Yasmine Hugh, who works as a Senior Production Manager in Twitter. "The people who are starting to make interesting conversations on Twitter are really important to us, so let's have a healthy conversation by giving them some control We will start conversations with various groups such as writers, respondents, audience and the site. "We continue to try to balance the experiences between these four groups and we will continue to look for ways to change the balance.

Although Twitter has features like Black, Mute and Reporting, these tools are not always useful. Black and Mute will only change the bloc's experience. The reporter facility can only be used for content that violates the policies of the company.



"With this new feature, people who started a conversation can choose the option to hide their ripples from the Ribs, and the hidden rills can be viewed by other menus."

To use this new feature, you need to click on the Share icon on Twitter and select Hyde Tweets. This will hide all Tweets' replies and other users will have to click on a tweet to click on it. See all the hidden tweaks you have, and in the future you will be able to unhide them