 "X, formerly Twitter, changes its block feature, allowing blocked users to view posts but not interact, igniting user controversy.")
X, formerly Twitter, changes its block feature, allowing blocked users to view posts but not interact, igniting user controversy.
X, formerly known as Twitter, is changing its block feature, allowing blocked users to see public posts from their blockers. This means that while blocked individuals won’t be able to interact with the content or view the account’s private details, they can still see the posts. Elon Musk commented that the current block function was ...
