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How to Turn Off Someone’s Retweets on Twitter Without Unfollowing

By Matthew Lynch
July 31, 2023
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Twitter is a great tool for sharing and discovering new information, but sometimes the retweets from some accounts can become overwhelming, especially if they aren’t relevant to your interests. Fortunately, there are ways to turn off someone’s retweets on Twitter without unfollowing them.

Here are the steps to follow:

1. Open Twitter: The first step is to open Twitter and log in to your account.

2. Go to the profile page of the user: Once you’re logged in, navigate to the profile page of the user whose retweets you want to turn off.

3. Click on the “Following” button: On the user’s profile page, click on the “Following” button located just below the user’s name.

4. Select “Turn off Retweets”: A dropdown menu will appear after you click on the “Following” button. Select the “Turn off Retweets” option.

5. Confirm your selection: After you select “Turn off Retweets,” Twitter will ask you to confirm your selection. Click on the “Yes, I’m sure” button to confirm.

That’s it! You’ve successfully turned off someone’s retweets on Twitter without having to unfollow them. It’s important to note that this feature is only available on the Twitter website and not on the mobile app.

In conclusion, turning off someone’s retweets on Twitter can help you declutter your feed and focus on the content that matters most to you. By following these easy steps, you can avoid unfollowing someone while still customizing your Twitter experience.

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