Twitter is an American social network and microblog service company, dedicated to serving public dialogue, which is very popular around the world and has a large number of users, which is also very convenient for everyone to communicate. But I don't know if you find that Twitter sometimes restricts your content. Let's see what we can do.
Twitter blocked some tweets with potentially sensitive content warnings. You can even disable this warning on iPhones or iPads where this option is not normally available. You can also disable sensitive content warnings on your own tweets. Twitter said that the warning label was aimed at potentially sensitive content... Such as violence or nudity.
To be frank, compared with Facebook, Twitter is an all inclusive social network. Although Twitter's sensitive media policy does prohibit exaggerated media and media that describe sexual violence and illegal content, almost everything else will happen.
By default, Twitter will use warnings to restrict this media. For example, this media may contain sensitive content, this profile may contain potentially sensitive content, or the following media may contain potentially sensitive content. If you don't have a Twitter account, you need to create one and sign in to change this setting. You can disable the "sensitive content" warning from Twitter's privacy settings. You will also find these options in the same location as the Android app, but they are not available in the Twitter app for iPhone and iPad.
However, if you change settings on the network, the Twitter iPhone and iPad applications will show you sensitive content without warning. To disable this warning, go to the Twitter website and click Menu>Settings and Privacy>Privacy and Security. Under Security, enable the "Display media that may contain sensitive content" option to disable warnings for beeping. Tweets with sensitive content are usually not searched, but you can enable them as needed. To do this, go to the Twitter website and click Menu>Settings and Privacy>Content Preferences>Search Settings.
Uncheck Hide Sensitive Content here. To prevent Twitter from marking your uploaded media as sensitive, select Menu>Settings and Privacy>Privacy and Security. Make sure that Mark your published media as potentially sensitive material is not checked. This option is available on the Web and in Android applications, but not in iPhone and iPad Twitter applications. Please note that if you abuse this option and upload sensitive media without marking it, Twitter reserves the right to permanently enable this option for its account. If you can't disable it, that's why.
If you don't want to see sensitive content, don't worry. This is the default setting on Twitter. Just make sure the "Display media that may contain sensitive content" option is disabled and the "Hide sensitive content for search" option is enabled.
No matter what software it is, there will be requirements, so everyone should pay attention not to see some content that should not be read or published poorly, which is also bad.
