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How to Mute Specific Words and Hashtags on Twitter

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms used around the world. It offers a platform for users to express their opinions on various topics and events, connect with people from different walks of life, and has also become a major source of news and information. With millions of tweets being sent out every day, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and miss out on important news or updates. However, Twitter offers a feature called “mute” that allows users to mute specific words, phrases, or hashtags that they don’t want to see or read on their timeline. Here’s how to mute specific words and hashtags on Twitter.

Step 1: Navigate to the Notifications tab.

The notifications tab is on the top navigation bar of the Twitter website or mobile application. Once you click on it, you’ll be taken to a page where you can see all of your notifications.

Step 2: Click on the “Settings” icon.

Once on the notifications page, click on the “Settings” icon-like button visible just next to your profile picture. This button will take you to the settings page of your Twitter account.

Step 3: Select the “Content preferences” option.

On the settings page, you’ll see a list of options. Select “Content preferences” from the list.

Step 4: Click on “Muted” words.

In the “Content preferences” page, you’ll see various options such as “Tweets”, “Filters”, “Safety”, and “Muted”. Select the “Muted” option.

Step 5: Add words or hashtags you want to mute.

On the “Muted” page, you’ll see the option to mute specific words, phrases, or hashtags. Twitter will explain how to mute these filters. Simply enter the word, phrase or hashtag you want to mute into the “Muted words” section. If you want to add multiple words, make sure to separate them with a comma. Twitter also has an option to mute words for a specific time like 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days by selecting the “Until” option.

Step 6: Save your changes.

Once you have added all the words and hashtags you want to mute to the “Muted words” list, click the “Save” button to save your changes. Twitter will automatically remove all tweets containing the specific word or hashtag, and you’ll no longer see them in your timeline or notifications.

In conclusion, muting specific words and hashtags on Twitter is an effective way to avoid various types of content that might not be of interest to you or might cause you discomfort. With the above simple steps, you can customize your Twitter experience and have total control over the content that you want or don’t want to see.

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