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You wouldn't have to install them. They would be toggled on in the app by default with a modal or some notification ensuring you know what you're being protect
by RedBeetDeadpool 4y ago
You wouldn't have to install them. They would be toggled on in the app by default with a modal or some notification ensuring you know what you're being protected from.
If you are okay with the default protections, closing that modal is one [x] away.
If for some reason you want spam, then toggle it back on.
- jquery 4y ago> They would be toggled on in the app by default We could go a step further and ban the bad actors entirely so they don’t pollute the pool. Just allowing them in the feed introduces all kinds of engineering headaches. How are retweets handled? Replies? Etc. it would be a huge distraction to support the bad actors instead of removing them.
- RedBeetDeadpool 4y ago> Just allowing them in the feed introduces all kinds of engineering headaches. How are retweets handled? Replies? Etc. it would be a huge distraction to support the bad actors instead of removing them. HaHa, nice try Xi Jinping. Retweets that originate from filtered tweets simply don't get included in the filtering person's feed. Same with replies. Engineering wise, these features should be peanuts for the HN crowd.