You can now change who gets to send you replies after you've posted a tweet, thanks to a new Twitter update.
who could reply to your tweets – as Twitter intended to cut down on unsolicited, or potentially negative replies.
Then, you will be able to decide whether everyone, people you follow or people that you specifically mentioned in the tweet will be able to reply. Twitter also said it was looking at developing “Facets”, which lets users segregate their tweets for various categories, depending on specific hobbies and interests beyond separating one’s personal as well as their private life.
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