Twitter is extending its test of enabling people to hide replies to their tweets to the U.S. and Japan.
The social network began unofficially testing the option as early as February, and it officially brought the test to Canada in July.
Twitter said in a blog post that it analyzed the test in Canada and found that people mostly used the feature to hide replies that they found to be irrelevant, abusive or unintelligible, and that they found the fool to be a helpful way to control what they saw on the social network.
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