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I follow some people on Twitter who don't follow me.

Can they see my tweets, even if they don't follow me?

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There are two answers to this:

Public Account

Yes. All they have to do is go to your page https://twitter.com/yourtwittername and they can see what you tweet.

Private Account

No. If they go to your page https://twitter.com/yourtwittername all they will see is your name, bio, and link.

If they then try to follow you, you'll get a notification that someone wants to follow you and you'll have to approve the request before they see your tweets.

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It really depends on the access restrictions on your tweets. If your account is public (as is by default), anyone can see your tweets, irrespective of whether they are following you.

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No, they can not see your tweets in the news feed. They can only see your tweet if they go to your page and read down through your tweets.

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  • This has been already answered, there is no new info in your answer. – serenesat Jan 17 '18 at 16:24

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