Sensitive content warning

Some Twitter users are finding that their profile was flagged with a "Sensitive Content" warning. This is easy to remove, and generally happens by mistake.

Twitter is a platform where there is enough space for everyone. Even when we compare Twitter's media policy with Facebook (another social media giant), it is

Twitter blocks some tweets with a “potentially sensitive content” warning, including when you’re retweeting them. You can disable this warning—even on an iPhone or iPad. You can also disable sensitive content warnings on your tweets without making your account private.

Twitter lets users post sensitive content on its site. In this article, we show you how to turn off the sensitive content warning on Twitter. 

Learn how to ensure that your media settings are consistent with your posts and the type of content you wish to see.

Twitter hides some media with a 'Potentially Sensitive Content' warning. This can easily be disabled on the website and the Android app.

Here is how to turn off the "Sensitive Content" warning on Twitter Mobile and the website browser. This works for iPhone and Android.

A recently released Twitter feature lets you tag sensitive imagery, which hides it behind a warning about its content. It provides a compromise when sharing upsetting images that are in the public interest.