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Twitter is rolling out a filter that moves unwanted DMs containing questionable language or spam to an “additional messages” folder on Android, iOS, and the web

Twitter is quickly acting on plans to filter potentially offensive direct messages.  It's rolling out the filter to all users on Android, iOS and the web.

Engadget Jon Fingas

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  • @twittersupport @twittersupport on x
    We tested, and turns out filters help you cut through the noise to find gems. Who knew. So we're rolling out this filter to everyone on iOS, Android, and web!