Twitter is officially labeling "shadowbanned" tweets now. Credit: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images Are some of your tweets not quite getting the engagement you thought they would? Feel like you're being shadowbanned on Twitter? Well, wonder no more. Twitter has officially rolled out its new label system which notifies users when a specific tweet's reach is being limited. The company announced that tweets have begun being labeled on Monday evening. Twitter gives dril a spite checkmark Since acquiring Twitter last year, Elon Musk has claimed that the platform will run under the mantra of "freedom of speech, not freedom of reach." According to Musk, this means that his Twitter will allow users to tweet "hateful" content that doesn't break the law. But, Twitter's will make it harder to find in users' feeds. For example, tweets with this label won't be recommended to other users via Twitter's recommendation algorithm. Transparency is certainly a good thing. And, according to Twitter, being that users will now be aware when a certain tweet is being limited, they will be able to "submit feedback" and appeal the label. The real question though is will this actually be enforced, evenhandedly, and in a truly transparent way. That's something that Elon Musk's Twitter isn't known for quite yet. Topics