We all have certain topics we'd rather avoid online and thankfully you can mute specific words and phrases on Twitter.
plot twist ahead of time. It sounds ridiculous, but it puts you in a bad mood and you wish you’d never gone on the app in the first place.
More seriously, some users find certain subject matters triggering and need a way to keep any posts relating to particular incidents or phrases from their Twitter feed to safeguard their mental health. For Android users, or those using the iOS app, muting words on Twitter is slightly more complicated: You need to select your icon in the top left of the app, select ‘settings and privacy’, then ‘privacy and safety’, then ‘mute and block’, and finally ‘muted words’. You can then hit the plus sign and add as many banned phrases as you need to.
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