Twitter recently announced that its testing a new way for users to remove or “un-mention” themselves from conversations they don’t want to be included in. While leaving the conversation will untag you in the replies, your username will still appear but in gray. This indicates to other users that they’ve left the conversation and can’t be tagged back into the thread.

This feature comes out after Twitter started testing an anti-abuse feature called Safety Mode in September. This setting allowed users facing harassment to filter out abuse at scale. Once activated, the Safety Mode analyzes interactions and algorithmically blocks accounts that are sending hate your way. This saves users from having to manually go through their responses and block accounts by hand

After a long history of inaction the platform has been building out more anti-abuse and privacy features as it works to give users more flexibility and power over their tweets.