11 Twitter (or X) Settings You NEED To Change Now

David & David tell you about the Twitter settings you need to change as soon as you create an account.

1. Turn Off The Twitter Sensitive Content Setting [0:20]
2. Turn Off Personalized Ads [1:09]
3. Inferred Identity [2:02]
4. Data Sharing With Business Partners [2:19]
5. Turn Off Location Information [2:49]
6. Precise Location [3:26]
7. Two-Factor Authentication [4:14]
8. Video Autoplay [6:05]
9. Twitter Caches [6:35]
10. Protect Your Tweets [7:25]
11. App Tracking [8:09]

If you’ve ever been on Twitter and saw a tweet that was hidden because it includes “sensitive content”, there’s a setting preventing you from seeing the content of the tweet. Unfortunately, you can’t change that setting in the Twitter app for iPhone or iPad. You’ll have to do it in a web browser or the Twitter app on Android.

The Twitter “sensitive content” setting can be found in #Privacy & Safety → Content You See. Check the box next to “Display Media That May Contain Sensitive Content.”

The other settings we talk about in this video will help reduce the amount of your data that gets collected, saved, and shared with Twitter’s business partners. We’ll also show you how to secure your Twitter account from hackers, and make it private in the event of a PR crisis.

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