We have been between us for a long time Twitter, a social network that had its moment of glory but that has been harmed by other social networks such as Facebook or Instagram. A social network in which brevity is paramount and if possible, this is precisely what continues to keep it alive.
Twitter is still standing and it is something that we are seeing with each new update that they are launching, and it is that although there are many Twitter clients with a multitude of options, it is true that the official client has improved substantially in recent years. Now let us mute the notifications we want from a wide range of options, all to improve our privacy. After the jump we give you all the details ...
Now you have even more control over your notifications. Mute accounts that don't follow you, new accounts, and more. https://t.co/UapP6DtTtY pic.twitter.com/RcBQGx219k
— Twitter Safety (@TwitterSafety) July 10, 2017
As we say, this is quite an important novelty for protect our privacy on the most famous microblogging social network, Twitter. And it is that although it seems that not, notifications is probably the most intrusive thing we can have from an app. Many times we do not want to deactivate all the notifications of an app and that is why in the end we have to swallow all the ones they want. Twitter improves this and offers us endless options to configure the notifications we receive:
- Accounts nuevas (that you do not follow).
- Accounts that they don't follow you (that you do not follow).
- Accounts that you don't follow.
- Accounts (that you don't follow) that use a default profile photo.
- Accounts (that you do not follow) that do not have a confirmed email address.
- Accounts (that you do not follow) that they don't have a confirmed phone number.
And the way to decide which of these options interests us the most is quite simple, as you can see in the GIF posted by the guys from Twitter Security, you just have to access the Notifications settings inside of the menu de navigation (the one with the three bars), or through the button «Configuration»Within your profile. A great and very interesting novelty that I invite you to try so that you have the privacy you deserve.