Step 1: Open the Twitter app on your phone. You can do this by following the steps below: If you do not want Twitter to collect your data, you just need to make some changes in your account settings and it will stop collecting your data. Please note that more than 80% of Twitter’s revenue comes from these targeted advertisements. This data helps Twitter with its targeted advertisement campaigns.

Not only content but Twitter’s algorithm will also use this data to show advertisements that are related to your search queries. Twitter’s algorithm will use this data to suggest content that is related to your search history. It collects this data to understand your content preferences. Yes, Twitter keeps all your search history data to itself. You can never come to know if someone has visited your profile until they engage with your content by liking, re-tweeting, or commenting on it. Unlike LinkedIn where a user gets notified if someone views their profile, Twitter does notify its users. But by no means, they can view your search history. People can also see your followers and users who you follow. They can also see the various lists you’ve created (unless the list is private). Other people can see your tweets, retweets, mentions, media, and replies. Someone can only view your search history if you have given them your account credentials. Your search history is private, no one else can access it. No, people cannot see what you search on Twitter.

Twitter search login