X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, blurs sensitive content by default. You can change your settings, however, to see the content.

Click on "Search settings" and a new set of options will appear. Disable the "Hide sensitive content" checkbox to allow NSFW content and accounts to appear in search results.

Likewise, you can make potentially sensitive content visible in Twitter searches by turning off the “Hide sensitive content” check box in the Search area. Click Save Changes when you are finished.

Likewise, you can make potentially sensitive content visible in Twitter searches by turning off the “Hide sensitive content” check box in the Search area. Click Save Changes when you are finished.

You can actively disable the warning about sensitive content from the privacy settings of the platform. You will also find these options in the same area in the Android app, according to AdWeek.

To see sensitive content on the X app, you will need to adjust your settings to allow the display of sensitive media. Here’s how to do it: Open the X app on your mobile device.

Instead, a warning message displays, reading “Caution: This profile may include sensitive content.” When you click a link to the profile on Twitter, the message appears in a pop-up window.

Twitter has just announced to developers that it has added a field for "possibly_sensitive" content in its streaming API, in a test that will eventually result in more granular end-user media ...