If you miss the series finale of "Breaking Bad" and don't want to see spoilers on Twitter, Netflix has you covered.
The company introduced a new Twitter app called Spoiler Foiler, which blocks spoilers related to AMC's hit show from your news feed. When activated, the app blacks out any words that might reveal plot developments.
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"Behind on Breaking Bad? Now you can check your feed without fear," Spoilerfoiler.com says on its homepage. "Any tweets with danger words get blacked out, as below. When you’ve caught up, it's safe to go back to normal Twitter. Until Heisenberg comes knocking again on Monday."

It's easy to implement: By logging in to Twitter and clicking the Spoiler Foiler link, you'll be able to authorize the app and connect it to your account. You'll be able to peruse your news feed spoiler free, but it's important to note it only works when you access the app this way — if you visit a third-party client or access Twitter.com directly, you might still run in to spoilers.
Now, we just need this app to cover just about every other TV show out there.
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