Avoid revelations for last night's Game of Thrones: the last of the Starks

Scenes from Game of Thrones: The last episode of Starks were leaked yesterday before it aired. So, unless you get rid of all kinds of social media on the hills, you'll have to be wary of almost every tweet and post that deals with all the juicy details. Spoilers are almost inevitable.

The simplest solution would be to stay out of social media and all information sites, but this is not realistic. Fortunately, you can make some changes to your social networking accounts to prevent spoilers from invading your screen. Also avoid the break room at your desk at all costs!

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Disable Keywords and Reviews on Twitter

1. In the app, tap your notifications (the bell icon). If you are using a desktop computer, click Settings and Privacy .

2. Tap Settings . iPhone (USD 1,000 on Amazon) Users can select Mute> Mute Words . Android or desktop users can select Muted Words .

3. Press Add (iPhone, Desktop) or on the + (Android) icon. If you follow multiple GoT or Avengers accounts, you will need to disable them. Mute words like Game of Thrones, GoT, Avengers and popular hashtags.

4. Select this option to disable these words from your timeline, notifications, and anyone.

5. Choose how long you want to disable words and accounts. You can choose between 24 hours and always. Then tap Save .

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Temporarily defeat your friends and groups on Facebook

1 Locate the group or the person you want to repeat in your feed. (You know this one.) On the desktop or phone, click or tap the three dots at the top of the publication.

2. Select Repeat (name / group) for 30 days . If you do not want to put them to sleep for 30 days, you can always go to their page and cancel the rehearsal.

Download a spoiler prevention app

Download the Chrome Spoiler Protection 2.0 plug-in for the desktop. This extension hides spoilers on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google and news sites. Just type keywords, such as GoT or Avengers, and let the extension do its work.

For phones, use apps like Spoiler Block (iPhone, Android) and Spoilers Blocker (Android). Add the keywords you want to block and apps will keep them out of your news feed.

First published May 5, 2019 and updated frequently.