Twitter adds measures to crack down on hate speech

Following post-election hate speech, Twitter is taking steps to put a halt on public backlash on social media. The social media platform is allowing users to hide content they don't want to see and report abusive posts, even when directed at others. The company is advising moderators on what posts violate the standards of the service. Since last week's election results, Donald Trump supporters have taken on social media to taunt minorities.