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It's against our rules to directly attack or threaten someone based on their protected category, including disability. You asked us to clarify this in our reporting flow, and we've updated it to be more specific. https://help.twitter.com/forms/abusiveuser …pic.twitter.com/WXDmyGwwiT

You’ve asked us to provide more detail in our reporting process so you have a record of the Tweets you’ve reported. Starting today, you can opt-in to have your reported Tweet(s) included in the receipts we send - both in the app and through email.pic.twitter.com/S1Hu2i2TNP

We’re expanding this level of communication to accounts suspended for abusive behavior. Starting today, we will email account owners both the content and which rule was broken to share more context around what led to the suspension.pic.twitter.com/9pZJ7e5van

This update is now rolled out to everyone. Here’s an example of the in-app notifications you can expect:pic.twitter.com/q6l7F5050w

We are more clearly communicating our policies and enforcement. If an account is locked for breaking our rules against abusive behavior, we will now share the offending Tweet with an explanation of which policy it violated, both in email and the app.pic.twitter.com/2PueXBBWJK

Help keep Twitter safe. With report, you can help identify behavior that may violate our rules. https://about.twitter.com/en_us/safety/enforcing-our-rules.html#danger …pic.twitter.com/i8hbnq8m2x

Choose who sees you. By using block, you can control if an account can see your Tweets or message you. Learn more about our tools at the Twitter Safety Center. https://about.twitter.com/en_us/safety/safety-tools.html#block …pic.twitter.com/dHFCE9UPTM

Take control of who you see notifications from, with notification filters. Learn more about our tools at the Twitter Safety Center. https://about.twitter.com/en_us/safety/safety-tools.html#notifications …pic.twitter.com/AmE48WhupX

Mute a conversation to stop receiving notifications every time someone replies. Learn more at the Twitter Safety Center. https://about.twitter.com/en_us/safety/safety-tools.html#conversations …pic.twitter.com/xej56iwRiX

Control what you see in your timeline and notifications with mute words. Learn more at the Twitter Safety Center. https://about.twitter.com/en_us/safety/safety-tools.html#words …pic.twitter.com/gqMmdMk5m7

Join us in the global conversation for #CharacterDay2017 on September 13th. See what it's all about  pic.twitter.com/6bElMxDSRh

If you’ve opted-in to get Direct Messages from anyone, messages from people you don’t follow will go into requests. https://support.twitter.com/articles/14606#review-requests …pic.twitter.com/NT3KfCdXdX

#KeepItCool with @TylerClementi to help prevent bullying in your community. Learn more: https://tylerclementi.org/keepitcool/ pic.twitter.com/BKxQoXWrqH

Now you have even more control over your notifications. Mute accounts that don't follow you, new accounts, and more. https://support.twitter.com/articles/20169398#advanced-filters …pic.twitter.com/RcBQGx219k

Check out @GetCyberSafe's best practices to #defendyourdevice and keep malware at bay. https://www.getcybersafe.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/cmpgns/cmpgn-07/tps-en.aspx …pic.twitter.com/FdCaFVdYAO

We'd like to thank our partners for attending #TSCS17 and working closely with our teams to expand our commitment to safety.pic.twitter.com/UinLSedKMi

According to @meganphelps, we can disagree; however, we should strive for humility and civility. #TSCS17pic.twitter.com/C38gwYNa01

A key insight from online harassment expert @daniellecitron about the costs of taking down hateful speech. #TSCS17pic.twitter.com/bIq2aX2sNC

You now have control over the types of accounts you get notifications from. https://support.twitter.com/articles/20169398#advanced-ios …pic.twitter.com/rvOkKIQwhx