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SpoilerFoiler Protects Breaking Bad Fans From Telling Tweets
Posted by: Rachelle Dragani September 24, 2013 03:35 PM

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Netflix unveiled its SpoilerFoiler app Monday, a tool designed for Breaking Bad fans who want to scan their Twitter feeds without encountering any show spoilers. Twitter users who log in via SpoilerFoiler get a normal view of their Twitter news feed, except that any tweet containing words about the Breaking Bad series finale will be blacked out. Fans who have a change of heart and want to read a particular tweet can simply click on it to view the blacked out content.

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