How to disable or report Twitter fleets on iPhone – Heaven32

Recently launched, Fleet, that is, the stories on Twitter, have gained a lot of popularity among users. If you’re using a recent version of Twitter, you’ll see fleets posted by the people you follow at the top of the app’s home screen. Fortunately, like Instagram, Twitter allows you to disable and report fleets. So if you find that something is against community guidelines, or you don’t want to see a specific person’s fleets, follow our guide below to turn off or report Twitter fleets on your iPhone.

Steps to Disable Fleets on Twitter on iPhone

Any fleet will only ruin your app if it’s irrelevant or unnecessary. Therefore, if the fleets of a particular account are not relevant to you, you can easily deactivate them to stop seeing the stories posted by them. There are two ways to turn off fleets on Twitter, as described below.

Method 1

This method allows you to mute tweets from a specific person without even opening the story posted by them.

1. Open the Twitter app on your iPhone.
2. Maintain the fleet of the person you want to silence.
3. Once the menu appears, click on the Mute @username button.
4. please select Silent fleets When prompted.

Method 2

1. Open the Twitter app on your iPhone.
2. Now, touch the fleet To open it.
3. Click on the Down arrow in the upper right corner.
4. Click on the Mute @username then touch Silent fleets.

Here. Fleets posted by that particular Twitter account will no longer appear in your feed, either in the app or on the web.

Steps for reporting fleets on Twitter

If you find that a Twitter account has posted a fleet that goes against community guidelines, you can report it to Twitter by following the steps below.

1. Launch the Twitter app on your iPhone.
2. Open the fleet.
3. Press the Down arrow top right.
4. Click on report.
5. Select the reason you are reporting it.

You can report fleets if you really believe they are in breach of community standards. The screenshots above are for demonstration only.

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We hope you now know how to disable or report fleets on Twitter on your iPhone. Anyway, the methods are more or less the same for the Android app. Therefore, Android users can also follow the same guide. Anyway, do you like Twitter fleets? Let us know in the comments below.