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How do I remove topics from my Twitter feed?
Go to their profile. Click or tap the more menu at the top of their profile page. Select View Topics….
- Go to Interests from Twitter in Your Twitter data.
- Click the Known For tab at the top.
- Deselect any Topics you do not want to be Known For.
How do I change what I see on my Twitter feed?
In the top menu, tap the icon. Tap the arrows to switch to the timeline view of your choice, or tap View content preferences to go to your settings. In the top menu, tap the icon. Tap the arrows to switch to the timeline view of your choice, or tap View content preferences to go to your settings.
How do I change my content settings on Twitter?
Click the more icon. Select Settings and privacy from the drop-down menu. Go to your Privacy and safety settings. Click the Your Tweets section and check the box next to Mark media you Tweet as containing material that may be sensitive.
Why does my Twitter say content not available?
Tweets can be unavailable for a variety of reasons: they might contain a keyword that you’ve muted, an account’s tweets could be protected, or a tweet may have been deleted.
How do I change my Twitter settings to display sensitive content?
To stop Twitter from marking media you upload as sensitive, choose menu > Settings and Privacy > Privacy and Safety. Ensure “Mark Media You Tweet as Containing Material That May Be sensitive” is unchecked. This option is available on the web and in the Android app but not in the Twitter app for iPhone and iPad.
How does your country affect your Twitter account?
Your Twitter account is associated with the country you live in. Your country helps us to customize your Twitter experience, and may affect the content we are able to display. Your country also helps Twitter know that you’re old enough to use our services in your country.
Why does my Twitter account not show up?
My account doesn’t appear in Twitter account search If your account does not appear in Accounts (or People if you’re using a mobile device) search results, check the following: Is your name and bio filled in? Twitter Accounts search surfaces results with preference to those who have a complete name, username, and bio on their profile.
You’ll also need to select the type of conversion. Your options include Site Visit, Purchase, Download, Sign Up, and Custom. You can choose from multiple conversion events, including a custom conversion of your choosing. You also have the option to save a tailored audience from the users who visit the pages you place the code on.
Can you see protected tweets on Twitter search?
If so, only approved followers can see your protected Tweets in search results. Have you confirmed your email address? Make sure you have completed your account set-up and that you have a confirmed email address associated with it. Do your Tweets contain potentially sensitive content?