Millions, maybe even billions, of people use social media apps every day. While some spend their time purely for entertainment, the number of those who like to argue about a subject for hours is high. However, the course of virtual discussions, unfortunately, does not always progress constructively. So much so that there are even moments when curses fly in the air.
Participating in or not participating in such discussions is not out of the question. Because when you want to read the comments on the post, you may suddenly find yourself in the middle of a fight. Twitter has started to develop a feature that will eliminate this problem.
Twitter scared its users: Crashes occurred with the increase in traffic!
Twitter scared its users with instant slowdowns. It was learned that users from other platforms caused crashes on the site.
“Be careful” warning will appear in the Twitter app
social media platform, ‘heated’ at the bottom of the chats detected “Caution” will set the alert. The new feature, which is accessible to Android and iOS users, is still in the trial phase. In its statement on the subject, the company said:
“Would you like to know the mood before joining a conversation? We’re testing prompts on Android and iOS to let you know if the conversation you’re about to enter is getting heated or tense.”
Twitter will also make certain suggestions to users. Before getting into the discussion “communicating with respect” It will remind you that you made the platform a better place. Also, be open to different ideas and always focus on facts will also emphasize the need If you accept all these, you will be able to participate in the relevant conversation.
Twitter’s new feature sometimes makes people forget “respect” rules can prevent potential fights by putting them in front of them. On the other hand, it is of great importance for those who do not like to participate in a tense conversation. To the testing process announcing that it continues The company did not specify when it will roll out the alerts to general users.