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Twitter gives users the option to turn on a low-quality messages filter that will cause the application to automatically filter direct messages that “have been detected as being potentially spam or low-quality.” When a user receives a DM that fits these qualifications, the Twitter app will move the message to a separate inbox on the user’s message requests screen. Users can still view the messages in this separate inbox if they’d like.
Our guide will show you how to turn on the low-quality messages filter from within the Twitter mobile app.
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