The problem is not really with what they&#x27;ve taken out (although pretty much killing TweetDeck still stings), but instead added to the overall experience.<p>* I&#x27;ll click a tweet and immediately below it there will be an unrelated &quot;Promoted Tweet&quot;. In the same place replies would normally be, so I always need to do a double take to see whether it&#x27;s a reply or an ad.<p>* I&#x27;ll look at my list and it&#x27;ll always show a list of tweets out of order, the &quot;While you were away&quot; feature. The weird thing is that you can dismiss it, and then it asks you if you liked it; I always say no, but it keeps reappearing.<p>* They were recently inserting tweets from people I don&#x27;t follow in my timeline because they were &quot;popular&quot;. I think they changed that feature now, but it was very confusing at first.<p>* Promoted Tweets show way too often and are too similar to real Tweets.<p>* &quot;Moments&quot; is a joke. I used to like Twitter for live events (normally with just a search) and was excited to have a feature dedicated to that need, but they completely missed the point by making something that is hard to follow and not even close to real time. It&#x27;s barely usable. That&#x27;s what made me realize they have no idea what they&#x27;re doing.<p>I like to follow a small group of people. My experience is a bit curated. But nowadays, almost everything I do on the mobile or web app will show me content I don&#x27;t care about. The fact that none of it is controllable by the user (like the &quot;While you were away&quot; feature) is infuriating. This is not even related to ad revenue, it&#x27;s just a point of user experience they decided to break completely.<p>I have moved away from the official clients and the experience is a little bit better. Doesn&#x27;t change the fact that the platform is clearly moving away from the use case that made it popular in the first place, at least for me.