SAN FRANCISCO – Twitter introduced a new online hub named the Safety Center. This portal helps people understand the platform’s safety tools. It also shows how Twitter enforces its rules. The Safety Center offers simple details on key safety options. Users can learn about reporting harmful tweets. They can discover how to block problematic accounts. The site includes guides for parents and teachers. These materials help young users stay safe online. Sections cover data privacy and security too. People can find ways to protect their personal information. The portal is easy to use and navigate. Twitter built the Safety Center because online safety matters greatly. Many users deal with harassment on social media. Others encounter false information. Twitter aims to tackle these problems head-on. The company wants everyone to feel secure. This step responds to growing calls for better user protection. Twitter expects the hub to give users more control. People can now access safety resources in one spot. This ease of use supports a better experience for all. The Safety Center works in several languages. It addresses issues like abuse and misleading content. Step-by-step instructions explain safety settings. Users see how to adjust their preferences quickly. The portal outlines Twitter’s official policies too. It lists banned content clearly. For instance, hate speech and violent threats are not allowed. These rules cover every account on Twitter. Twitter will refresh the Safety Center often. New resources will appear as needs change. This keeps the information relevant and timely. Twitter asks for public input. User feedback will improve the portal. The company feels this effort will boost safety across the platform. The Safety Center is live on Twitter’s main website.

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