Twitter's head of safety, Ella Irwin, told Reuters that the #ThereIsHelp feature had been 'temporarily removed' while the company is 'fixing and revamping our prompts'.
Twitter's head of safety, Ella Irwin, told Reuters that the #ThereIsHelp feature had been"temporarily removed" while the company is"fixing and revamping our prompts".Twitter has reportedly removed a feature that promoted suicide prevention hotlines and similar safety resources for an unannounced revamp.
It promoted the work of organisations in many countries, including those dedicated to support for mental health, natural disasters, coronavirus vaccines, and freedom of speech. 's head of safety, Ella Irwin, told Reuters that the feature had been"temporarily removed" while the firm is"fixing and revamping our prompts"."We know these prompts are useful in many cases and just want to make sure they are functioning properly and continue to be relevant."
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