By its nature, Twitter isn’t a very private arena. The entire site is specifically designed to be open. It’s a place where you can offer your thoughts on everything from Trump to the Super Bowl with the entire world. Or at least with the 330 million other users. But just because Twitter is a highly public platform, it doesn’t mean you should take risks “behind the scenes.” The service has a lot of privacy settings that you should tweak. They can make your account more secure, lock down your personal data, and restrict who can contact you. Here are three…
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