Your Twitter likes are visible to anyone who has access to your profile. This includes:
- Your followers: Anyone who follows you can see your likes.
- People who visit your profile: If someone visits your profile, they can see your likes.
- People who search for your likes: If someone searches for your likes, they can see them.
- Anyone who has access to your Twitter data: This includes Twitter itself and any third-party apps that you've granted access to.
Note: If you have a private account, only your approved followers can see your likes.
Practical Insights:
- Be mindful of what you like, as it can be seen by a wide audience.
- You can use the "Like" button to engage with content you find interesting, but be aware of the potential visibility.
- If you're concerned about privacy, you can always un-like something after you've liked it.
Solutions:
- Private Account: Switch to a private account to limit who can see your likes.
- Un-like Content: Un-like tweets you don't want to be associated with.
- Third-Party Apps: Review the permissions you've granted to third-party apps and revoke access if necessary.
