"The block function will block that account from engaging with, but not block seeing, public post." This change means blocked users can still view tweets, altering the traditional sense of blocking.
Musk criticized the block feature as ineffective, stating, "makes no sense" and suggested it should be "depreciated in favor of a stronger form of mute." This highlights his ongoing skepticism towards the utility of blocking.
Musk's changes to the platform have raised questions about compliance with App Store guidelines, which require social networks to allow users to block abusive individuals from their services.
The shift in the block function is another step in Musk's overarching strategy of altering platform features, including the removal of seeing who liked tweets and changes to the verification system.
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