X (Twitter), one of the world's most widely used social media platforms, is preparing to make a significant change to its user blocking feature.
Accordingly, blocked accounts will be able to see public posts but will not be able to engage with them in any way.
With the blocking feature on X, users were previously able to prevent unwanted individuals from seeing their posts and interacting with them. However, with the new regulation, blocked accounts will now be able to view the posts of the person who blocked them. They will not be able to engage in interactions such as liking, commenting, sharing, or sending direct messages.
WHAT DOES THE CHANGE ON X MEAN?
• Blocked accounts will be able to see your public posts.
• Blocked accounts will not be able to engage in interactions such as liking, commenting, or sending messages.
• The 'protect account' feature is still available for those who want complete privacy.
News Source: 12punto
