Spoilers will also look a bit different depending on which device you’re using. On desktop, spoilers are hidden by a gray block, but they appear behind a bunch of floating dots

So it's good to hear that Instagram-centric twitter clone Threads is adding features to keep spoilers out of your feed. It's not the first platform to integrate anti-spoiler tools, but it's still a much-needed feature considering what the internet is like.

In what the Meta-owned platform says is a first for an app of its kind (sorry X and BlueSky), Threads will let users hide text or images that spoil a piece of entertainment (or anything that can be spoiled),