A new safety feature that allows Twitter users to remove themselves from unwanted conversations was rolled out across the social media platform on Monday.
a new safety featured across the platform this week that will allow people to "unmention," or remove themselves from toxic conversations.
Pitched as a way to "protect your peace," it gives users an option to get away from a toxic conversation. FILE - The login/sign up screen for a Twitter account is seen on a laptop computer Tuesday, April 27, 2021. The new feature was tested for select users on desktops starting in April but was rolled out sitewide on Monday. A user just needs to click the three dots of the tweet that they want to "unmention" themselves from, then click, "Leave this conversation."
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