--- title: Why reposts and replies do not appear on X and how to find them in the new Android and iOS profiles url: https://roboin.io/article/en/2026/07/17/why-reposts-and-replies-are-not-showing-on-x/ description: X has redesigned profiles in its Android and iOS apps, changing how users view replies and reposts. When the [Posts] tab on a profile does not show reposts or replies, check the new [Replies] and [Reposts] tabs. publishedDate: 2026-07-17T07:40:05.417Z modifiedDate: 2026-07-17T07:40:05.417Z thumbnail: https://roboin.io/api/media/file/x-app-new-profile-design.png thumbnailAlt: Comparison of the old and new profile designs in the X app thumbnailCaption: N/A --- # Why reposts and replies do not appear on X and how to find them in the new Android and iOS profiles X has redesigned profiles in its Android and iOS apps, changing how users view replies and reposts. When the [Posts] tab on a profile does not show reposts or replies, check the new [Replies] and [Reposts] tabs. ## Why reposts, replies, and Highlights do not appear on X X has redesigned profiles in its Android and iOS apps. Benji Taylor, a designer at X, [wrote that X had refined its profile design and made header images visible without cropping](https://x.com/benjitaylor/status/2077863669283922094). X’s design team [wrote on its official X account that the team had started rolling out the new profiles on iOS and Android](https://x.com/Design/status/2077864351374213164). As part of the redesign, X changed how profiles group posts, replies, reposts, and Highlights. In my tests, I saw the new profile design in the X Lite app for Android and in the X app with [New X Android] enabled. I could not test the iOS app because I do not own an iPhone.

We are beginning to roll out a newly refined design to profiles on 𝕏. A lot of work has gone into making them look and feel great. One of the best small wins: headers are now fully visible with no crop! pic.twitter.com/rSQcvsoUWu
— Benji Taylor (@benjitaylor) July 16, 2026

## How to find reposts, replies, and Highlights in the new design In previous versions of the X app, the [Posts] tab grouped original posts, reposts, and replies to your own posts (threads). X showed replies to other users in a separate [Replies] tab. With the new design, X groups profile content as follows: - Posts: Original posts - Replies: Replies to your own posts (threads) and replies to other users - Reposts: Posts you have reposted X now places every reply in the dedicated [Replies] tab, whether you replied to your own post or another user. X also places reposts in the [Reposts] tab, so the [Posts] tab contains your own posts other than replies. X no longer shows the [Highlights] tab by default. While viewing [Posts], tap [Posts] to open the drop-down menu, then select [Highlights]. ## How to show replies and reposts together Under the previous design, you could trace related posts with less effort when you added context through a reply to one of your earlier posts or published a separate comment after reposting something. Under the new design, X makes those relationships harder to follow. X does not offer a setting that restores the previous profile layout. To view replies to your own posts and reposts together as before, use the web version of X instead of the app. X may bring the same profile layout to the web version in the future. At the time of writing, I could view posts under the previous grouping in the web version. ### Android users may be able to restore the previous design On Android, X keeps the previous design in the older app. The app shows the new profile design when you enable [New X Android]. If the sidebar in the X app for Android includes [Original X], select it to disable [New X Android] and return to the previous profile design. X plans to roll out the new Android app to all users this month, so this workaround may stop working before the month ends. [X launches new video editor on iOS, with new Android app set to reach all users this month](https://roboin.io/article/en/2026/07/07/x-releases-new-video-editor-on-ios-and-new-android-app/) ## What can replace “> RT”? Some users in Japan, including me, have commented on a post they had just reposted by creating a separate post and adding “> RT” or “> RP” at the end to show the connection. X notifies the author of the original post when someone publishes a quote post. You could use this method when you wanted to mention the reposted content without sending a notification to the other user. Under the new profile design, X shows reposts in a separate tab, so readers cannot tell which repost “> RT” or “> RP” refers to. By modifying the URL when you create a quote post, you can prevent X from notifying the other user. I explain the method in the article below. It requires a few extra steps, but I recommend using it in place of “> RT” or “> RP.” [X（Twitter）で引用リツイートを相手に通知させない方法](https://roboin.io/article/2024/08/11/how-to-quote-retweet-without-notifying/) ## Conclusion In its Android and iOS apps, X moved replies and reposts into separate tabs as part of the profile redesign. Use [Replies] to view threads that include replies to your own posts and [Reposts] to view posts you reposted. To view Highlights, tap [Posts] and select [Highlights] from the drop-down menu. ## Verification details and sources ### Verification environment Mobile - OS: Android 17 - Device: Google Pixel 8 - Apps: X version 12.9.0-beta.1 and X Lite version 12.8.3-release.01 Desktop - OS: Windows 11 - Browser: Zen Browser version 1.21.7b ### Verification details I confirmed the new profile design in the X app for Android with [New X Android] enabled and in the X Lite app. I saw the previous tab structure in the web version of X. ### Last verification date 2026-07-17T07:00:00.000Z ### Changelog - [Post by Benji Taylor](https://x.com/benjitaylor/status/2077863669283922094) - [Post by X’s design team](https://x.com/Design/status/2077864351374213164) ### Reference links - [Benji Taylor氏によるポスト](https://x.com/benjitaylor/status/2077863669283922094) - [Xのデザインチームによるポスト](https://x.com/Design/status/2077864351374213164)