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Last year, Twitter’s chief product officer Kayvon Beykpour confirmed that the social network was “exploring” the idea of adding a dislike button to the app. Now, it appears that Twitter is in the early stages of testing a dislike/downvote button for some users on iOS.

Twitter is beginning to test a completely redesigned version of TweetDeck, the company announced today. The new TweetDeck interface is similar to what is currently available on the web version of Twitter, with the company saying that the redesign brings “enhanced functionality.”

Twitter has been investing in multiple changes and new features recently, and there’s more to come. Now the company is working a new edge-to-edge layout for viewing photos and videos on the timeline, just like other social networks like Instagram do. At the same time, the company is finally asking users what they think about an option to edit tweets.

Over the last year, Twitter has rolled out a handful of features designed to give users more control over replies to their tweets. Twitter is now expanding on these features and rolling out support for changing who can reply to a tweet after it’s posted.

In May, Twitter relaunched its verification program. Although it’s still rolling out for all users, the company is now giving more clarification about how the process works following some criticism from users.

Twitter is working on adding support for Sign in with Apple, according to new findings from prolific researcher Jane Manchun Wong. If Twitter ends up fully rolling it out to the public, this feature would allow users to sign in to Twitter using their Apple ID.

It’s been a few months since Twitter announced its new Super Follow feature. Now, according to researcher Jane Manchun Wong, the company is working on even more functions to Twitter’s paid service.

Twitter has already announced new ways to deliver content to a specific group of users with “Super Follow,” but these options are more focused on creators and influencers who want to sell exclusive access to their tweets and fleets. Now Twitter is working on an alternative timeline for “trusted friends,” which will let you choose the people who can see content there.

Twitter added last year the option for users to log in to its mobile app using a physical security key as a two-factor authentication method, but you had to have another authentication method enabled to use it. Now Twitter is improving this feature to let users add a security key without having another two-factor authentication method enabled in your account.

Update: Twitter’s Kayvon Beykpour says this is a bug that it’s working on fixing. The Twitter Support account says the fix is rolled out.

Twitter is making a controversial change to its web application. Until recently, Twitter on the web allowed users to easily switch between an algorithmic feed and a chronological feed with a single click, but that option is now being removed completely for people who use Twitter in their browser.

Twitter has announced more details about its plans to bring Super Follows and Ticketed Spaces. The company says that it will begin rolling out applications for both new features today, giving creators an early shot at joining in the first group of testers for the features.

Twitter has been implementing several new features in recent months for its users, and there seems to be more to come. Twitter privacy designer Dominic Camozzi shared on his personal profile some concepts of a feature that will let you “unmention” yourself from conversations.

Twitter is working on several new features for the social network. Researcher Jane Manchun Wong shared three functions the company is preparing for a later release.