Support KB Category: Twitter Help

Advanced options for using block – Twitter

In your blocked account settings, you’ll find the following advanced options:

  • Ability to export your list of blocked accounts to share with another user;
  • Ability to import another user’s list of blocked accounts; and
  • Ability to manage your list of imported blocked accounts separately from your full list of blocked accounts.

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About public and protected Tweets

What is the difference between public and protected Tweets?

  • When you sign up for Twitter, you have the option to keep your Tweets public (the default account setting) or to protect your Tweets.
  • Accounts with protected Tweets require manual approval of each and every person who may view that account’s Tweets.

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Approving or denying follower requests – Twitter

To approve or deny a follower request on the web:

  • Sign in to your Twitter account.
  • Look for the follower request notification on the left side of your homepage. 
  • Click the notification, and choose to either approve or deny the follower request.

    • Note: Accounts with public Tweets will never be asked to approve a follower …

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    Protecting and unprotecting your Tweets

    When you sign up for Twitter, you can choose to keep your Tweets public or protect your Tweets.

    How to protect your Tweets:

    From the web:

  • Go to your Security and privacy settings.
  • Scroll down to the Tweet privacy section and check the box next to Protect my Tweets.
  • Click the blue Save btn at the bottom …

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    • Blocking users on Twitter

    Block is a function that helps you control how you interact with other users on Twitter. When you block another account on Twitter, that account will not be able to follow you or view your Tweets when logged in. Blocked users do not receive any notifications alerting them that their account has been blocked. However, …

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    Unfollowing people on Twitter

    Why would I want to unfollow someone?

    • Typically, users unfollow other users when they no longer wish to see that person’s Tweets in their home timeline. You can still view them on an as-needed basis by visiting their profile, unless their Tweets are protected.
    • If you are unfollowing a user because their updates seem …

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    Learn how to control your Twitter experience

    Twitter is a place to share ideas and information and to connect with your communities. In order to protect the very best parts of that experience, we provide tools designed to help you control what you see and what others can see about you.

    Controls over what you see

    Unfollow

    Unfollowing is the simplest action …

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    Customizing your experience – Twitter

    Learn how to control your Twitter experience Unfollowing people on Twitter Blocking users on Twitter Protecting and unprotecting your Tweets Approving or denying follower requests – Twitter About public and protected Tweets Advanced options for using block – Twitter Muting users on Twitter

    Finding people on Twitter

    How to find people by name:

  • Type the person’s name or username into the search box at the top of your Twitter Home timeline. Your results will show a combination of people and Tweets related to your search.
  • On the web: click Accounts to filter your search results so you see accounts related to your …

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    • Highlights: the most interesting stuff from Twitter

    Highlights is a collection of Tweets that gives you an instant summary of the best Tweets from your timeline and alerts you twice a day via push notifications. We select your Highlights based on a combination of factors that include:

    • Conversations that are popular among people you follow
    • Tweets from users in your network

      • …

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