I’m upset that X is apparently using all of my posts and interaction as a foundation for training its “Grok” AI system. I didn’t sign up for that when I joined Twitter back in the day. Short of quitting the site entirely, how can I opt out of it training its AI with my content?
One of the latest features being added to the X (formerly Twitter) platform is the ability for people to make audio and video calls. Not a fan. How can I disable this feature so I don’t get bothered by spammers when I’m using X?
I’ve been using the Twitter scheduler to write tweets for my company in advance of publication. Works great. But how do I reschedule posts if they end up being targeted for the wrong time or day? And, for that matter, is it possible to delete a scheduled tweet?
I read that on Twitter I can now respond to a specific message in a group DM, rather than just have my post be in the regular message stream. This would be helpful because sometimes I want to respond to something a few messages back. But I can’t find this new reply feature for the life of me. Help!
We’ve all gone into the Direct Messages area in Twitter just to see that there are message requests from unknown users. What the heck? Here’s a fun and somewhat irreverant guide to unsolicited private DM spams and scams in Twitter…
Dave! I read that Twitter is forcing everyone to switch from SMS text-based 2-factor authentication to an app or hardware key. I am afraid I’m going to lose access to my account. How can I switch my 2FA setting from text-based to an auth app on my phone?
Typos have a tendency to creep into my Twitter posts and I don’t notice until they’re published. Is there any way to edit tweets after they’ve been published? How about with Twitter Blue?
I have noticed that some Redditors have their Twitter accounts connected so they show up in the profile. They also seem to be able to automatically repost Reddit content on Twitter too. How can I set that up for myself?
