Twitter gives you several different options that you can use to control the amount of privacy you have on Twitter. They are found in your Account Settings:
- Tweet Location: This option will automatically add your current location to your tweets. Some people like to enable this feature to share more information about where they're at, but if you want extra privacy you can uncheck this option.
- Tweet Privacy: This lets you choose who can view your tweets. If it's unchecked, anyone in the world can view them, so if you want maximum privacy (and don't mind having fewer followers) you can check this option. Note that even if you protect your tweets, anyone can still view your name, location, bio and who you're following.
- HTTPS Only: When checked, this option will use a secure connection whenever possible to encrypt your account information. It's a good idea to check this option, especially if you use Twitter on a mobile device or laptop.
To Manage Your Privacy Settings:
- Click the profile icon
on the top navigation bar and choose Settings from the drop-down menu.
- The Settings page will appear. Account settings will be automatically selected in the left navigation pane.
- Scroll down the page. Check or uncheck the items that relate to your privacy or security.
- Click Save Changes.
- You will then need to re-enter your Twitter password and click Save changes.
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