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      How to Clean Twitter | How to Customise Your Twitter Feed

      Twitter feed includes suggested tweets so in case you want to clean up your Twitter feed and stop seeing tweets that you don’t like. There are a few methods by which you can clean up and customise your Twitter feed.

      For Example :
      • You can mute an account, a tweet, words, or hashtags.
      • Muting will remove the tweets from your notifications tab, push notifications, SMS, email notifications, Home timeline, and from replies to tweets.
      • You can also customise your interests or topics that you are interested in.
      • Also You can block an account that will restrict that specific account from contacting you.
      • You won’t see their tweets and you won’t be able to follow them.

      How to Mute a Tweet or an Account on Twitter?

      Muting a tweet or an account is pretty much the same on the app or on desktop.

      Follow These Steps :

      1. Go to a tweet.
      2. Tap the three-dot menu icon.
      3. You should see both muting options mute the conversation or mute the account.
      4. Tap on either option to mute the tweet or the account.
      NOTE :
      • Muting an account will not cause you to unfollow said account.
      • They can still send you direct messages, but you will not receive push or SMS notifications from those muted accounts.

      How to Mute a Word or hashtag on Twitter?

      Follow These Steps :

      1. Open Twitter.
      2. Tap on your profile icon.
      3. On desktop Select More from the options on the left on your Twitter homescreen.
      4. Select Settings and Privacy.
      5. Select Privacy and safety.
      6. On desktop Select Mute and block.
      7. On the app You should see the Muted accounts and Muted words options here.
      8. Select Muted words.
      9. Then Select the ‘+‘ icon to add words and it should be one word, phrase, @username, or hashtag at a time that you want to mute.  
      10. Select Save on the bottom on desktop and at the top right in app.
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      Then you can select where you want to mute these words or phrases from by checking the Home timeline and Notifications options.

      By default these will be mute forever.

      Then This will keep you away from any tweet that carries the muted words or phrases by not showing you the tweet regarding the word or phrase and you will not receive notifications for these tweets either.

      How to Customise the Feed you see on Twitter?

      This can be done only through the browser.

      Follow These Steps :

      1. Select More from the left panel on you Twitter homescreen.
      2. Select Settings and Privacy.
      3. Then select Privacy and safety.
      4. Select Content you see.
      5. You will see Topics and Interests.
      6. Select Topics.
      7. You can select any topics you are interested in and Twitter will show content related to these topics on your feed.
      8. From the previous screen.
      9. Select Interests.
      10. You will see a list of interests that Twitter has pick for your base on your profile, activity, and the topics you follow.
      11. Unselect any interest that would not like to see on your feed.

      How to Block a Tweet or an Account on Twitter?

      Follow These Steps :

      1. Go to a tweet.
      2. Tap the three-dot menu icon.
      3. You should see a Block @accountname option here.  
      4. Select it and the account will be block.
      NOTE :
      • The block account will not receive a notification of being block.
      • You will be unfollow from that account and vice versa.
      • You will not receive notifications from accounts you block.

      THANK YOU FOR READING.

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