Are you a Twitter user who has recently encountered an error notice reading “This Tweet potentially include sensitive content?”
If so, you’re probably curious as to what caused the problem and what you can do about it. The consequences of publishing NSFW (Not Safe For Work) information on social networking platforms like Instagram can include permanent suspension from the service. Twitter is unique among social media sites in that users can freely share material that may be inappropriate for some audiences.
But if you’re going to share something that’s not safe for work, you should be sure to flag it as such. A user who frequently tweets NSFW content will have tweets designated as sensitive. However, I cannot figure out how to remove the warning. In this guide, you’ll learn why you got the error message, how to turn on/off sensitive content on Twitter, and more.
- Why does Twitter say this Tweet might include sensitive content?
- How to Turn Off “This Tweet might include sensitive content” on Twitter
- Why can’t I see sensitive content on Twitter?
- How do I see sensitive content on the Twitter app?
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Why does Twitter say this Tweet might include sensitive content?
As the user has flagged the media they are tweeting as potentially containing sensitive content, Twitter has warned that this Tweet may contain such content. A Playable Video Guide to Twitter’s “This Tweet May Contain Sensitive Content” Error and How to Dismiss it Tweets containing NSFW material must be clearly labelled as such.
If they do to follow these rules, they risk having their account terminated. Your Twitter account’s security and privacy settings contain this feature. Mark media you tweet as containing content that may be sensitive is located in Settings and privacy > Privacy and safety > Safety.
If a user consistently labels their media tweets as sensitive, they are likely regularly tweeting adult-oriented information. Therefore, the error notice is there to shield the user from unwanted content. Anyhow, you can toggle that feature on and off in the security and privacy menu. For details on how to do this, please continue reading.
How to turn off “This Tweet might include sensitive content” on Twitter
Sign into Twitter from a browser, go to Settings and privacy, choose “Privacy and safety,” click “Content you view,” and check the box for sensitive content to disable the warning that a Tweet may include potentially offensive material.
It’s worth noting that the Twitter web app is the only place where you can adjust the settings for private content. The “This Tweet potentially include sensitive content” option is not available in the Twitter mobile app. Both the iOS and Android versions of the Twitter app are supported.
If you want to use Twitter, you can do it either using a mobile browser or a desktop browser. As long as you’re using the Twitter website, you’ll be able to disable the error message about inappropriate content. Here’s how to disable Twitter’s warning that “This Tweet potentially involve sensitive content.”
Step #1: Log in to Twitter on a browser
Launch Twitter in a mobile browser or desktop browser. Twitter is accessible via a wide range of browsers, including Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Opera. Twitter’s privacy settings for restricted material are only accessible via the website, not the mobile app.
You should exit the Twitter app and use Twitter in your mobile browser instead. If you get the “This Tweet potentially involve sensitive content” warning within the app, tap “Change settings” to go to Twitter.com.
On Twitter’s website, you can sign in with your phone number, email address, or username and password. The next step is to enter your Twitter credentials and log in.
After signing into Twitter, click the profile picture to the right of the main menu. A user’s account details can be accessed via a drop-down menu that appears when their profile image is selected.
Click the “Settings and privacy” link under your account information. To access your settings, click “Settings and privacy.” You’ve successfully located the Privacy and Settings menu! Next, adjust your personal security and privacy settings by going to the “Privacy and safety” page.
You can tailor the tweets that appear in your feed to better reflect your interests and preferences by using Twitter’s “Content you see” setting. As an added bonus, it allows you to toggle the visibility of sensitive material.
You have successfully reached the page where you may adjust your content preferences. The only thing left to do is disable Twitter’s sensitive material setting.
Step #5: Tick the box for sensitive content
| Box is checked | If you want to see sensitive content on Twitter. |
| Box is unchecked | If you don’t want to see sensitive content on Twitter. |
Finally, activate Twitter’s sensitive content setting to get rid of the “This Tweet potentially involve sensitive content” warning for good. A checkmark in the “Display media that may contain sensitive content” box will allow you to accomplish this.
If you leave this option unchecked, you will be shielded from offensive content on Twitter. However, if you choose the box, you’ll have access to the restricted content. To prevent the “This Tweet potentially include sensitive content” error from appearing, choose the box.
I’m glad you were able to disable that offensive content on Twitter. This feature can be toggled on and off at any moment under the “Content you view” settings on the Twitter web app.
Why can’t I see sensitive content on Twitter?
When you disable “Display material that may include sensitive content,” Twitter will not show you any content that could be considered offensive. Users that tweet inappropriate material will label their messages as such. Material that has been flagged as sensitive will be hidden so long as “Display media that may contain sensitive content” is enabled.
How do I see sensitive content on the Twitter app?
You must enable the option to “Display media that may contain sensitive content” before viewing potentially offensive material in the Twitter app. The “Content you see” menu allows for this customization.
But this option is only available on Twitter’s web interface. If you’re trying to access Twitter from a mobile device, you’ll be out of luck.
Conclusion
Twitter users are given the option to label any media they post as “sensitive” if they feel it would offend others. The “Content you see” option includes a checkbox labelled “Display media that may include sensitive content,” which must be enabled before you can view content that may be deemed too sensitive for some audiences.
The “This Tweet may involve sensitive content” warning will also disappear. If you don’t want to see adult content, you can disable this option.
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