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How Reddit’s “Revamped” Blocking Feature Works

By Matthew Lynch
August 3, 2023
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Reddit, one of the most popular social media platforms, has recently revamped its blocking feature. The change was made to improve the experience of users who were being harassed or stalked. With the new changes, Reddit users will now be able to block a person entirely, including their direct messages.

The new blocking feature is easy to use. To block someone, simply go to the user’s profile page, click the three dots on the top right corner, and select “Block User.” Alternatively, you can also block someone by clicking on the “Block User” button in a direct message.

Once someone is blocked, they will no longer be able to contact you on Reddit. This includes private messages, comments, and mentions. They won’t be able to follow you, see your posts, or reply to your comments. Your posts and comments will also be hidden from them.

If you have already been harassed by the person you want to block, you can report them to the Reddit moderators. The moderators will then investigate the situation and take appropriate action.

One of the benefits of the revamped blocking feature is that it helps users feel more secure on the platform. It is also an effective way to combat trolls and online harassment. As the number of users on Reddit continues to grow, the possibility of experiencing harassment or stalking also increases. The new blocking feature gives users an easy and effective way to protect themselves.

In conclusion, Reddit’s new blocking feature is a welcome change. It is a step forward in the right direction and will make the online experience for users safer and more enjoyable. If you ever feel harassed on the platform, don’t hesitate to block the person and report them to the moderators. With the new feature, you can now control who can contact you and see your posts, making Reddit a better and more secure community

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