How do you block someone on Twitter?

Blocking someone on Twitter is a way to prevent them from following you, viewing your tweets, sending you direct messages, or interacting with your tweets. Here's how you can block someone on Twitter:

1. **Navigate to their Profile**: Go to the profile page of the person you want to block. You can do this by searching for their username in the Twitter search bar or by clicking on their username if they've interacted with you recently.

2. **Click on the Three Dots**: On their profile page, look for the three dots (•••) next to the "Follow" button.

3. **Select "Block"**: Click on the three dots, and a dropdown menu will appear. From the options provided, select "Block".

4. **Confirm Blocking**: Twitter will ask you to confirm that you want to block the user. Click on "Block" again to confirm.

Once you've blocked someone, they will no longer be able to see your tweets, follow you, send you direct messages, or tag you in their tweets. Additionally, any previous follow relationship will be severed, and they will be removed from your followers list if they were following you.

It's important to note that blocking someone on Twitter is a private action, meaning the blocked user won't be notified that they've been blocked. However, they may realize they've been blocked if they try to visit your profile or interact with your tweets and are unable to do so.