According to the new rules of the social network, the administration reserves the right to post warnings when clicking on links, as well as to block them. In addition, the service can block their placement prior to publication. In this case, the user can contact the help center to find out the details of the blocking. The company may also block an account that regularly posts or tries to publish such links.

To recognize malicious links, Twitter will exchange information with its partners, use internal tools (which ones are not specified) and respond to user complaints. The new rules will take effect on July 30.

In June, Twitter developers added the ability to post voice tweets to the social network. The company limited the recording time to 140 seconds. So far, a limited number of users can use the feature, but the company has promised to make it publicly available in the next few weeks.