Blue Dot Notifications on Twitter Moments Will Now Pop Up Less
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As a result of this users are requesting that these blue dots to pop up less frequently. People felt unable to stay up to date with everything, so the constant existence of this blue dot was not pleasant. Fortunately Twitter responded to the tweets and have confirmed that they will reduce the appearance of this notification although it is unsure yet how little indeed it will be present.
The most controversial part of Moments pic.twitter.com/lgbRaudXnO
— Karissa Bell (@karissabe) October 12, 2015
You Tweeted, we listened! Now the blue dot notification in Moments will appear less frequently.
— Twitter Moments (@TwitterMoments) November 7, 2015
It is good to know that Twitter is responding to requests like these. Users were really starting to lose the will to live and Twitter are doing something about it. Having said that, Twitter users made the most of @TwitterMoments acknowledging one problem to request the new hearts be turned back into stars.
@TwitterMoments now, about those hearts...
— Rod Green (@thetheRedundant) November 7, 2015
@TwitterMoments no one likes the heart. Hope you're listening to that lol
— karina (@knzuri) November 7, 2015
@TwitterMoments bring back favorites, I'm not clicking a heart on another mans tweet, I cant do it.
— Jon Aime (@JohnnyAime) November 7, 2015
Let's hope for @JohnnyAime's sake Twitter reconsiders the hearts... 1 blue dot problem solved, but apparently 15 more hearts and stars problems.
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