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How To Use Twitter’s Advanced Filters To Stop Annoying Tweets

Admit it or not, but Twitter certainly holds the worst chronicles when it comes to trolling & bullying.

Twitter is essentially like a public water cooler, you can simply reach out to anyone just by @mentioning them, and of course the platform has the freedom of “speech & privacy”, where people can communicate anonymously.

Nevertheless, it also works as a double-edged sword, where you give people the right to express their thoughts & consecutively makes it easier for them to abuse this privilege.

To prevent people from jumping into your Twitter life & impede their offerings that value nothing to you. Use Twitter’s Advanced Filters settings & refine low-quality content from your notifications & timeline.

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Say Hello to Twitter Quality Filter

Twitter’s Quality Filter is a simple way to keep low-quality & automated mentions out of your Notifications tab. It’s a great way to prevent harassment from trolls before you make a decision to deactivate your account.

While Quality Filter on Twitter comes ‘activated’ by default. But, if it’s not activated on your account, you can simply turn it on:

How To Enable Advanced Filters?

Advanced Filters allows users to have more control over their Notifications. They can simply be used to block troublesome notifications from several types of accounts:

Toggle on all or any of the preferences above to block annoying notifications instantly.

You can find Advanced Filters option:

On Web:

On Android/iPhone:

How To Mute Someone on Twitter?

Blocking someone on Twitter can be outrageous. You have to lose all of their tweets, you won’t be able to Direct Message them. So, if someone’s crime is just being loose lipped, then probably the best solution is to “Mute” them.

How To Mute Tweets with Specific Words on Twitter?

If you wish to eliminate unwanted noise by filtering out the keywords that sounds disgusting, or regressive to you. Try muting those specific words from showing on to your timeline.

Hope this simple guide helps you to elucidate arising Twitter harassment problems!

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