Twitter Changes Coming: Find Out How To Shut Off Grok Data-Sharing

Twitter introduces a controversial update: blocked accounts will still see your public posts, and Grok AI is training on your data.

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Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter , or Telegram and WhatsApp channels for the latest stories and updates. X (formerly Twitter), rolled out some significant updates recently. These changes have sparked a lot of conversation among users about privacy, AI learning, and how the blocking feature will function.

If you’re an active user, it’s important to stay informed about these updates to manage your data and privacy effectively. One of the latest concerns is the use of users’ posts and interactions for training X’s AI tool, Grok. By default, your posts, interactions, and even search results can be used to fine-tune this AI system.



However, if you are uncomfortable with your data being used for AI learning, X has provided an option to opt out. Go to Settings → Privacy and Safety → Data Sharing → Grok to turn it off. https://t.

co/nYuPyXeBuM Buat ni guys. Jgn bagi yilongma ajar AI dia for free dgn data kita. https://t.

co/AoasRCc4YH pic.twitter.com/Eys48xzGYP Here’s how you can disable AI learning for your account: This small step can help users feel more secure about how their data is handled, especially given concerns over privacy and the free use of personal data.

Baik takpayah ada feature block kalau dia pun boleh nampak. Kimek punya elon. pic.

twitter.com/Tk9LgwtY9c Another controversial update is related to the block feature. Users have long relied on blocking accounts to prevent them from viewing or interacting with their content.

However, X announced that soon, blocked accounts will still be able to see your public posts —they just won’t be able to engage with them (like, comment, or retweet). This change is raising eyebrows among users. Many are questioning the point of the block feature if blocked accounts can still view their content.

If your posts are public, accounts you’ve blocked will still have access to them unless you adjust your privacy settings. If you want to maintain control over who sees your posts, X recommends switching your posts to private or using the “protect” option. Here’s how: While these updates are intended to improve user experience, the changes may not sit well with everyone.

Many users have expressed concern about their posts being used to train AI for free or blocked accounts being able to view their content. kan!! 🤝🏻 tujuan kita Block ialah kita tak nak dia tahu pasal kita & kita tak nak tahu pasal dia!! Trick dia nak bagi kita private account, so sapa yg follow je boleh tengok. Maksudnya, followers makin ramaii For now, it’s best to review your settings to make sure you’re comfortable with the amount of access and data-sharing involved.

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