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      Twitter Will Warn Users When They Reply With Offensive Language

      Twitter is bringing prompts that lets users know when they use false and strong language and lets them review their tweets before posting them online. This new feature will be available for both Android and iOS.

      This feature works when users tweet offensive remarks, insults, or false and strong language that could potentially be offensive or harm someone.

      Twitter will give users the opportunity to revise their tweets if it contains offensive remarks, insults, or false and strong language that might incite hatred or be offensive to others on the platform.

      In starting phase users were prompte unnecessarily due to their algorithm.

      Twitter said that it has now improved the algorithm to understand when a user is posting offensive tweets and when they are participating in friendly banter.

      Twitter Said :

      “Throughout the experiment process, we analysed results, collected feedback from the public, and worked to address our errors, including detection inconsistencies,”

      Twitter said when prompted, 34% of the users revised their initial reply or decided against posting the same.

      After being prompted once, people compose 11% fewer offensive replies in the future.

      Twitter will identify the relationship between the author and the responder, including their frequency of interaction.

      Twitter will also revise its technology to better detect the use of strong language.

      Also Twitter has created an easier way for users to provide feedback regarding the usefulness of the prompts.

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