Twitter is using insights from researchers, therapists, and writers to test a new way to report everything from misinformation & spam to harassment & hate speech.

Twitter uses a ton of processes to reduce potentially harmful content, but these 3 safety tools empower folks to design the experience that’s right for them, down to their individual Tweets.

A new experiment on Twitter tests whether labeling accounts as good bots helps build trust on the platform.

An innovative approach to the relationship between a community and its law enforcement — centered around dignity and respect — could help foster a safer Twitter.

Twitter is building the tools for people to apologize online. Will anyone use them?

There is a commonly held misconception that verifying users’ identification would reduce toxicity on Twitter. But that’s not how online identity works.

Twitter's head of site integrity Yoel Roth says there's a lot that people get wrong about bots and fake accounts. He busts four of the most common myths.

In this Q&A, a Gen Z social media user asks a Twitter product manager what’s being done to ensure the health and safety of Twitter’s next generation.