If you think a Space or someone in a Space violates the X Rules and policies, you can report them. Speakers and listeners can report a Space and any account in a Space.

The information below outlines the types of violations you can report to Twitter through Help Center.

When reporting potential violations of the X Rules and Terms of Service through the Help Center, you may be asked to allow twitter to share parts of your report with third parties, such as the affected account.

You can control what you see and who you interact with on X. You have three options located in your notifications settings to filter the notifications you receive: Quality filter, muted words, and advanced filters.

Mute notifications for particular words and phrases you’d like to avoid seeing in your notifications with muted words. Mute notifications for accounts you'd like to avoid seeing notifications from. This includes muting accounts you follow or don't know. For muted accounts you follow, replies and mentions by the muted account will still appear in your Notifications tab. 

Advanced filters allow you to disable notifications from certain types of accounts you’d like to avoid. In addition, if your account receives a lot of sudden attention, we may insert a notification in your Notifications tab inviting you to adjust these filters to give you more control over what you see.

When you block someone from commenting, they can still view your photos and videos. Any new comments from them won’t be visible to anyone else except for them.

Your chat with the restricted person will move from your main Direct inbox to Message Requests, and future messages from people that you’ve restricted will automatically move to Message Requests.

You’ll be able to see the person’s message without the person knowing that you’ve seen it. You can then choose to delete the message or block or unrestrict the person.

If you’re in a group chat with someone that you’ve restricted, you’ll get a warning that you’ll see a restricted account’s messages. You can choose to stay or leave the group.

You might be a member of one or more Twitter lists and not even realize it. An often-overlooked Twitter feature, lists are curated collections of Twitter users that anyone can make to see a custom collection of tweets. The bottom line is that Twitter lists let users create a themed, custom Twitter experience. Anyone can add you to a list. You can subscribe to the lists you're a member of, or remove yourself from the list.

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To Send message on Twitter:

Always think before you send a Twitter DM because once you click send, there’s no turning back. While you can delete messages for all users in a chat on certain apps, you can’t do so on this platform. So before you shower love messages on a celebrity crush, think about it. You won’t be able to unsend DMs. That said, you can delete messages on your end of a chat by simply clicking on the message and tapping “Delete.”

If you’re a Subscriber with an active Subscription, you will be able to message the Creator if the setting is enabled.  However, the Creator can disable this setting at any time. 

Disabling the Receive messages from anyone setting will not prevent you from continuing to receive Direct Messages from someone you don't follow if you have a prior conversation already established with that person. You will need to either report the conversation or block the account to stop receiving Direct Messages from that person. 

Accepting the message will allow you to engage with the person. All media will be hidden prior to accepting the message. If you wish to view the hidden media, click or tap View media. 

The option to Accept or Delete messages and View Media from someone new that you don't follow is only available on the X for iOS and Android apps, and X.com. 

To help keep your account secure, Twitter recommend the following best practices:

If you don’t already have a phone number associated with your account, Twitter will ask you to enter it. Additionally, you can choose to deselect the option to allow your existing contacts to find you on X.

Twitter give you control over what you see in your search results through safe search mode. These filters exclude potentially sensitive content, along with accounts you have muted or blocked, from your search results. You have the option to turn it off, or back on, at any time (instructions outlined below). When you’re signed in to your account on the web, using search is slightly different than using it via the X for iOS or Android apps. 

While searching for right options, Click the Search filters options to filter your results from anyone or People you follow, and Anywhere or Near you. Additionally, you can select a different language or perform an Advanced search. 

Advanced search is available when you’re logged in to X.com. It allows you to tailor search results to specific date ranges, people and more. This makes it easier to find specific posts.