My job requires me to post content on Twitter throughout the weekend, but I don’t want to be working on a Saturday night. Is there a way to schedule posts, and, as a corollary, is there a way to reschedule or cancel scheduled tweets if things change?
I am curious if it’s possible to schedule tweets on Twitter to post at a specific time and date? Also, I heard that they’re adding the ability for you to limit who can @-reply to limit harassment and bots. How can I use that feature too?
I’ve become increasingly paranoid about other people gaining access to my Twitter account and want to utilize a security ID key like I have at work for my account access. Is that possible with Twitter?
I use Twitter a lot and sometimes the responses I get lead to that Twitter user reaching out to DM me. But I’m sure some are fake! How can I tell which Twitter users are legit and which are scammers or bogus?
I overheard at a party that there are malicious third party apps that can sneak into your Twitter account and post content you never even know about. I’m a big fan of Twitter and this is pretty scary. How can I stop third party apps and sites accessing my Twitter account??
I’m a bit Twitter fan and check it on my Web browser all the time. But I hate animated GIF images. Is there some way to disable having them autoplay on Twitter?
I’m so bored with Twitter. Well, not Twitter, but the Web interface. Is there any way to change my color scheme or use ‘dark mode’ or anything? I don’t want an app…
I’m very active on Twitter, and post a lot about politics. Which means I get a lot of responses to my tweets. Most of them seem to be from spam and junk accounts, however. Is there some way to filter those out on Twitter so I can see the real responses?
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