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Twitter tests new feature prompting Android users to open articles before sharing

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Twitter Inc on Wednesday said it was testing a new feature on Android devices that prompts users to open articles before sharing them.

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The social media company has been tightening its policies in recent years amid criticism that its hands-off approach had allowed abuse, fake accounts and misinformation to thrive on its platform.

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In May, Twitter prompted readers to check the facts in tweets sent by U.S. President Donald Trump, warning that his claims about mail-in ballots were false and had been debunked by fact checkers.

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