Twitter is one of the most open social media platforms on the web, which is why it might be easier to ignore the privacy settings. Admittedly, Twitter doesn’t offer the level of granular control ...

As a Twitter user, you have the option of publicly displaying your tweets or keeping them private. Private tweets are only displayed to the people who follow you. By default, your tweets are ...

You can change your privacy settings on Twitter so only your followers can see your tweets or tag you in photos. By default, all your tweets are public, so anyone with a Twitter account can see ...

Generally speaking, the purpose of social media platforms like Twitter (rather X now) is to broadcast your opinions and interests out into the wider world and allow just about anyone anywhere the ...

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You can adjust your Twitter privacy settings here. Twitter gives users the option to delete all locations tags from their tweets, a process that can take Twitter up to 30 minutes to implement ...

Now what? If you have a Twitter account, that’s likely a question you’re asking as you skim the latest headlines around Elon Musk assuming ownership of one of the world’s largest social ...

Twitter introduced an updated privacy policy on Wednesday that has users worried about how their private information is being tracked, stored and used. In the policy, the micro-blogging platform ...

Social networks and internet firms amass huge amounts of data about their users. Based on each of your clicks (and taps) the services can build up a profile of what you're likely to be interested in.

Regardless of if you read Twitter's privacy policy or not, it's always a good idea to check over your security settings to make sure you aren't sharing information with anyone you'd rather not.

Twitter released a new browser game on Wednesday that’s intended to help explain some of its privacy settings. You can play the game, called Twitter Data Dash, right here. “Welcome to ...

In May, Twitter announced some changes coming to its data controls and privacy policy. Going forward, users can opt out of tracking and have a say in how their personal data are shared. Users are ...