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How to Block Everyone Who Liked a Bad Tweet in One Hit

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Social media has become an important aspect of our daily lives whereby we can share our thoughts, express our feelings, and connect with others. However, sometimes people make mistakes or post something that they later regret. This can happen to anyone, even to the best of us. If you have posted something on Twitter that you later realized was inappropriate, it is time to take action.

When you make a bad tweet, your followers, friends, and others who see your post might react negatively. Often, you might receive a lot of likes on your tweet indicating that many people have seen, read, and approved or agreed with what you posted. However, if you want to block everyone who liked your tweet in one go, there are a few simple steps that you should follow.

Step 1: Identify the bad tweet

To block everyone who liked your bad tweet, you must first identify that tweet. You can do this by logging in to your Twitter account and scrolling through your tweet history. Once you locate the tweet, note the number of likes it received.

Step 2: Use Twitter Block Chain

Twitter Block Chain is an excellent tool that can help you to block multiple Twitter profiles in one hit. It allows you to block all the followers, retweeters and likers of a specific profile. To use this tool, you will need to install a browser extension that lets you access its features.

Step 3: Install the Twitter Block Chain Extension

Once you locate the Twitter Block Chain extension, you need to install it on your browser; for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera. Simply follow the provided steps to install the extension.

Step 4: Find the People who Liked the Tweet

Head to Twitter and locate the tweet. You will see a total number of likes. Click on it, and it will show you all the Twitter users who liked your tweet.

Step 5: Select All the Users

With Twitter Block Chain installed, click on the Twitter BlockChain extension icon, and it will open a new tab. Scroll down and select “Block Chain” under “block specific people.” On this new page, you will see all the people who have liked your tweet.

Step 6: Block All the Users

Click on “Select all,” and it will choose all the users who liked your tweet. Next, click on “Block users” and wait for Twitter to confirm the action of blocking. You may want to click on a few selected accounts before clicking on “Block” to ensure that you only block inappropriate users.

In conclusion, social media platforms like Twitter offer a great way for people to express their thoughts and feelings, but sometimes users can post inappropriate content. If you accidentally posted a bad tweet and received many likes, you can use Twitter Block Chain to block everyone who liked your tweet in one go. With these simple steps, you can clean up your timeline and ensure that you are in control of your content.

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