How to See Who You Have Blocked on Twitter

If you block someone Twitter, their profile will be added to a list under your blocked account settings. To see the list, follow the instructions on this wikiHow. This will not work on the mobile site.

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Desktop Site

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    Open Twitter's settings. Click your profile picture at the top-right and select Settings and privacy from the dropdown.
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    Open the Blocked Accounts List. Select Blocked accounts from the side panel. It's towards the bottom.
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iOS and Android Apps

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    Tap the profile icon from the top menu.
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    Tap Settings and privacy.
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    Tap Privacy and safety.
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    Tap Blocked accounts under "Safety".
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Windows Store App

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    Click or tap the profile icon from the top/side depending on the size of the app window. If the navigation options are located to the left, there might be a label next to the icon that reads as "Me".
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    Click or tap the square Settings button on your profile.
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    Go to Blocked accounts. It's located towards the bottom.
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References

  1. https://support.twitter.com/articles/20172663

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Updated: November 17, 2022
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