Im not a Twitter hater, I use it daily.
Who now?
I think there's conflation between an app's owners being able to block users and app's users being able to block each other.
Do you think that requirement is only for app owners to be able to block?
No, the wording is clear. The app must have the ability...
That would be my interpretation.
Most likely.
I would respectfully disagree. In the context of the clause, regular users don't have the ability to filter objectionable content from being posted either.
www.bbc.com
I'd guess that most blocking is less related to legitimate abuse/harassment. It's an interesting conflict especially for Musk and his desire for freedom of speech.The BBC interprets it as a big problem for users who prefer not to deal with objectionable posts:
Twitter, now X, to remove blocking feature - Musk
Elon Musk says the feature "makes no sense", but users are concerned about protection from abuse.
Why would the app stores have a say in that?
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