Are you looking to make your Twitter profile just a bit more personal?
Twitter has a lot of options you can use. Let's take a look!
To get started, you'll need to navigate your profile page. In this example I'm using the Twitter app for iPhone,
so I'm going to select the Me button to open my profile page.
The process should be pretty similar if you're accessing Twitter from an
Android device or desktop web browser but the option might be in a different
place. For example, in a web browser, you''' select the Profile icon near the upper-right corner,
then choose View profile, and then Edit profile.
Your profile settings will appear, and from here you can choose or a different
profile picture,
a header image, which is the large behind your profile,
your name and location,
and if you want, you can add a little information about yourself in the Bio section.
When you're done, select Save.
We'd also like to show you some important privacy settings that allow
you to control your experience on Twitter.
To get started, just navigate to the settings from your profile page.
if you are using a web browser, you will select the Profile icon near the upper-right corner,
but in the iPhone app we're going to tap the Gear icon,
then choose Settings.
And if you're on a mobile device ,you'll need to choose the account you want to modify.
Here in the privacy section you'll see the option to Protect your tweets.
By default, everything you post on Twitter is public, which means that anyone can see it,
even if you don't know who they are. iIf you want to control who can see your tweets,
turn this settin On.
Then, you'll be able to approve anyone who requests to follow you on Twitter
and your tweets won't be shared publicly.
By default, Twitter can show you advertisements based on the people you
follow. If you'd prefer for Twitter not to use your information in this way you can
turn this off.
When you're finished, select Save or Done to save your changes.
Ok! That's all we've got! Now you're ready to customize your profile and protect
your privacy on Twitter.