Once you’ve successfully made your account private, the Photo tagging option will be turned off automatically and X (Twitter) users won’t be able to tag you.
But you can choose to enable the photo tagging settings again when your account is private. If you choose to enable these settings, you have two options to allow anyone to tag you or only those who follow you will be able to tag you on X.
On your mobile app, you can turn off photo tagging, no X user including your followers won’t be able to tag you.
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The media you share is only visible to your followers. But if your followers re-share links to the media you shared in a protected post. Anyone who has the link will be able to view the post. Links on X (Twitter) are not protected.
Public posts are unprotected and are visible on search engine results, but after protecting your posts, all the posts will be made private, restricting non-followers from seeing the posts. This means that once you set your post to “Protect your posts”, your posts won’t be available on search engine results.
But if you’re still seeing your posts on search engine results after protecting the account, then someone added the post to their home timeline before you changed your settings to “Protect your posts”.
You can either make your X (Twitter) private through the web or the mobile app on your phone.
If you’re a more reserved and private person and you don’t want people to see your posts except for those following you, then protecting your post is your best option.
Yes, you can make your X account private through the mobile application and also through desktop mode.
When your account is public, it is visible to all users on X. But when you decide to make your account private and change the default public settings. Your profile and posts are only visible to your followers.
By default settings posts on X are made public, but once you protect your posts and make them private. Those posts that were once public will no longer appear public, or visible to all X users. Now your posts are only visible and viewable to those following you.
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