Twitter may launch tools to archive old tweets, edit follower lists and other privacy-related features soon 

Twitter is planning to test tools that let users administer more control over who follows them, who can see their posts and likes and many other privacy-related features.

Twitter is reportedly working on a host of new features that would give users more control over their follower list, tweets and more. The micro-blogging site is planning to test tools that let users administer more control over who follows them, who can see their posts and likes and many other privacy-related features. The features are currently at a developmental stage and the company is yet to make an announcement about them. Twitter recently rolled out Safety Mode to further enhance the security of users. The new mode blocks accounts that use hurtful or abusive languages temporarily. As per Bloomberg news, Twitter will consider rolling out a feature that gives the user the ability to edit follower lists, a tool to archive old tweets, so that they do not appear on the feed or are visible to the followers after a specific period of time. This could be an interesting tool for people who do not wish the new followers to see their very old tweets. The report reveals that the majority of Twitter users do not understand how the app works and what all about their profile is visible to others. Considering those factors, Twitter will also start asking people to review whether their accounts are public or private.