X (formerly Twitter) offers a function to hide the 'Like' tab for paid members

On August 30, 2023, X (formerly Twitter) added a function to hide the 'Like' tab for members of the paid subscription service 'X Premium (formerly Twitter Blue)'.

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The 'Like' tab is a function that displays a list of posts that each user has 'liked'. Previously, each user's 'liked' posts were public, and with a public account, anyone could see the user's 'liked' posts. However, some users said they were concerned about having their 'liked' posts checked by a third party.

The function to hide the 'Like' tab from the profile column added this time can be used from 'Customize profile' in the account settings.

According to the description of the function, 'The 'Like' tab on the profile screen will be visible only to you, and the 'Like' tab will not be visible to third parties. It will also be hidden from the X API .' About. On the other hand, there is also a statement that 'notifications to those who liked the post will be displayed as usual.'

In addition, regarding profile customization, in early August 2023, for X Premium users, an option to hide the blue check mark (verified badge) indicating that they are paid users will be introduced.

An option to hide the ``blue checkmark indicating that you are a paid user'' is now available on X reborn from Twitter - GIGAZINE