No, Twitter does not directly save your view history. This means that you cannot see a list of tweets or profiles you have viewed in the past.
However, there are a few ways your viewing activity can be tracked:
- Your own activity: Twitter keeps track of your own interactions with content, such as tweets you like, retweet, or reply to. This information can be accessed in your profile settings under "Your activity."
- Third-party apps: Some third-party apps, like TweetDeck or Hootsuite, may save your view history for analytical purposes. However, these apps do not directly access Twitter's data and rely on your own usage patterns.
- Browser history: Your web browser will keep a record of your browsing activity, which may include visits to Twitter. You can clear your browser history to remove this data.
While Twitter does not directly save your view history, it is important to be aware of how your activity can be tracked by other means.
