Safety Mode is coming to several new English-speaking markets
that Twitter will make Safety Mode available to around 50% of its users in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand. Previously, there were only around 750 beta users in the Safety Mode beta testing program.
Also, with the beta testing expansion for Safety Mode, Twitter is introducing 'proactive Safety Mode prompts' to the beta testers. With this feature, Twitter's system will 'proactively identify' possible 'harmful or uninvited replies' and will prompt the user to enable Safety Mode.Since the initial rollout of the Safety Mode beta in September, we've learned that some people want help identifying unwelcome interactions.
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