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How to remove sensitive content warning on X (Twitter)

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X (formerly Twitter) suddenly introduced an update that restricts viewers from seeing certain content and images on the platform. While much of this is justified, some posts are being wrongly hidden, leading users to look for a way to remove the sensitive content warnings they are getting.

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If you want to see hidden content on the social media site, you need to find ways to remove these restrictions. There aren’t many options, but we’ll explain how.

How to turn off sensitive content warning on X (Twitter)

The best way to remove the content warning on X is via an extension you can install on Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers. It’s called Sensitive Image Lover for Twitter. Installing the extension removes all content warnings regardless of settings. But knowing X, it’ll be patched out eventually.

You should be able to turn off the warning in X’s settings menu, but many users are complaining that changing the settings does nothing and the content warnings remain even after following the correct steps. Feel free to try this method, though, just in case it works for you.

  1. First, open up the Settings menu.
  2. Cloik on Privacy and Safety
  3. You should see Display media that may contain sensitive content with a box next to it.
  4. Make sure the box is ticked.

This should make all content visible again, but like we said, X is a buggy mess, and there is no guarantee it’ll work. The only method we have used that works 100 percent of the time is the above extension, which you can download on specific browsers.


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Assigning Editor. In 2015, Adam graduated from the University of Aberystwyth with a bachelor's in Media and Communications. Working in the industry for over ten years. If it has anything to do with Nintendo and Pokémon chances are you will see me talking about it, covering, and likely not sleeping while playing it.