twitter-safety-mode.xml

<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_GUIDELINE_AVOID_REPLIES_TEXT</key>
<string>They can overwhelm people, even if the content is innocent.</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_GUIDELINE_AVOID_REPLIES_TITLE</key>
<string>Avoid repetitive, uninvited replies</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_GUIDELINE_REMEMBER_THE_HUMAN_TEXT</key>
<string>There’s a person on the other end of your Tweet with feelings.</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_GUIDELINE_REMEMBER_THE_HUMAN_TITLE</key>
<string>Remember the human</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_GUIDELINE_SKIP_INSULTS_TEXT</key>
<string>Even if they seem playful to you, others might find them hurtful.</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_GUIDELINE_SKIP_INSULTS_TITLE</key>
<string>Skip the insults, name-calling, and harmful remarks</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_TEMP_AUTOBLOCKED_TEXT</key>
<string>You’re temporarily autoblocked from viewing and interacting with %1$@’s Tweets. This happened when they were in Safety mode and we detected potentially harmful language or repetitive, uninvited replies.

We know we don’t get autoblocks right all the time, so we’re working to improve our detection.</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_TITLE</key>
<string>Autoblocked by Twitter</string>
<key>PROFILE_SAFETY_MODE_BLOCKING_VIEWER_MESSAGE_WAYS_TO_HEALTHY_CONVO_TEXT</key>
<string>Here are ways to keep your conversations healthy — and avoid getting autoblocked.</string>