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About the Block Feature

PixAI has released a block feature, so I thought I would finally be able to avoid unpleasant experiences… But a blocked user still managed to comment on my work 😅 So, I tested it using my sub-account and here are the results: ✅ When you block someone • You can no longer see their works (However, works that appear in the Daily Ranking are still visible. I’m not sure yet about the “Recommended” section.) ✅ When you are blocked • Your follow is automatically removed • When you visit the blocker’s profile, it shows “No works yet,” and you cannot view their works • Trying to follow the person again shows the error: “Due to privacy settings, you cannot perform this action.” ⚠️ Issues • Both sides can still see works that appear in the Daily Ranking, and therefore can still leave comments → This actually happened to me — a blocked user commented on my work 😅 • Users you previously blocked through the app still remain in your following list → If you don’t want them to appear there, you need to block them again These are the results from my testing with my sub-account. Of course, the best situation is having nobody you need to block. However, I have my own boundaries, there are things I don’t want to see, and I prefer to avoid unnecessary conflict. For me, a block feature is essential. I know it’s difficult to implement a perfect system, but I really hope this feature will be improved 💦

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Prompts on PixAI are public by default, but creators can hide them on any artwork they publish. The creator of this one chose to, so the words used to generate the image stay private — only they can see them. Hiding a prompt doesn't change anything else: the artwork is still public, and you can like, comment on and share it as usual.
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