Blocking users on Twitter

Block is a function that helps you control how you interact with other users on Twitter. When you block another account on Twitter, that account will not be able to follow you or view your Tweets when logged in. Blocked users do not receive any notifications alerting them that their account has been blocked. However, if a blocked user visits the profile of a user who has blocked them, they will notice they have been blocked (unlike mute, which is invisible to muted users).

Some important things to know about block:

  • Accounts you have blocked cannot follow you, and you cannot follow an account you have blocked.
  • Blocking an account you are currently following will cause you to unfollow that account. If you unblock that account, you will have to follow that account again.
  • You will not receive notifications when an account you have blocked mentions you.

Blocked users cannot:

  • Follow you.
  • Send Direct Messages to you.
  • View your Tweets, following or followers lists, photos, videos, lists or favorites when logged in.
  • Add your Twitter account to their lists.
  • Tag you in a photo.

Tweets from blocked users will not appear in your timeline. However, note that Tweets from others that mention blocked users may appear in your timeline (for example, if you follow that user) or your notification timeline (if a Tweet mentions you).

To block a Twitter user on the web:

Blocking from a Tweet:

  1. From a Tweet, click the more icon (•••) at the bottom of the Tweet.
  2. Click Block.

Blocking from a profile:

  1. Go to the profile page of the account you wish to block.
  2. Click or tap the gear icon  on their profile page.
  3. Select Block from the menu.
  4. Click Block to confirm.

To block a Twitter user on iOS:

Blocking from a Tweet:

  1. Tap a Tweet from the user you’d like to block.
  2. Tap the More icon (•••).
  3. Tap Block and then Block to confirm.

Blocking from a profile:

  1. Visit the profile page of the user you wish to block.
  2. Tap the gear icon 
  3. Tap Block and then Block to confirm.

To block a Twitter user on Twitter for Android:

Blocking from a Tweet:

  1. Tap the overflow icon
  2. Tap Block and then Block to confirm.

Blocking from a profile:

  1. Visit the profile page of the user you wish to block.
  2. Tap the overflow icon 
  3. Tap Block and then Block to confirm.

How do I know if I have blocked someone?

When you visit the profile of a user you have blocked, the Follow btn will be replaced by a Blocked btn.

Additionally, the Tweets of a user you have blocked are hidden when you visit their profile. However, you can see the Tweets from that user by clicking the View Tweets btn.

 

To unblock a Twitter user:

  1. Visit the blocked account’s profile on Twitter.
  2. Click or tap the Blocked btn. 
  3. Confirm you wish to unblock the account by select Yes on Twitter for Android and Unblock on Twitter for iOS.

More resources

Sometimes you may find that blocking other users isn’t the right solution—it either goes too far or doesn’t go far enough toward changing your Twitter experience.

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