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Blocking people on social media is usually pretty straightforward; once someone is blocked, they can no longer see what you're posting or interact with your posts. However, it seems that X (formerly Twitter) is getting an update to its block feature that changes how things work. Now, when you block people on your account, they are free to read everything you post publically, albeit they still cannot interact.

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