Elon Musk’s X, formerly known as Twitter, is the hub of all international news and conversation, and for good reason. The platform allows anyone to post content without censorship and opens channels for discussion and debate. However, due to the sensitive nature of today’s geopolitical world, some of these posts can include explicit content that isn’t suitable for everyone. Fortunately, the platform does limit visibility of such content by adding a “This media may contain sensitive material” or “Potentially sensitive content” banner before it. You can also change settings to either bypass this default message or disable sensitive content altogether. This article teaches you how.
As mentioned, X lets you change the default setting for sensitive content. On Android/iOS, the process is super simple. Here’s how:
As mentioned, X allows anyone to post content, news, or images without censorship. In addition to the basic, nudity, and sexual behavior posts, sensitive content also comprises graphic violence, gratuitous gore, and animal abuse content. Such content, however important, isn’t suitable for everyone and requires a badge to indicate its intended audience.
X actually allows consensually produced adult content as long as it’s already labelled accurately by the uploader. To do this, return to the Settings and Privacy tab and navigate to My Posts. There, turn on Mark media you post as having material that may be sensitive. You are not allowed to upload sensitive content on profile images or headers, though. By default, children under 18 years old are prohibited from viewing any sensitive content on the platform.
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