Yes, anyone who is following you when your tweets are private can view them.
Yes, anyone who is already following you will be able to see your tweets.
Obviously no. Thats what u call blocking.
Yes they will get your tweets. It will appear in their @replies tab.
You can make your profile private. This means your tweets won't be publicly available.
A follower is someone who "follows" your tweets. Your tweets will appear on their timeline. Twitter follower - is someone who follows and subscribes to your tweets or post.
When you follow someone on Twitter, their tweets will then appear on your "timeline". This means that you don't have to go to someone's individual profile to look at their tweets.
You can't delete a tweet that someone has mentioned you in. You can only delete your own tweets by hovering over them and clicking on the trash can icon.
Private pages are pages where only the people followed by the person who holds the page are allowed to see the Tweets and private information. If you want to be able to view a private page, you have to get the page holder to follow you first.
If someone sends you a Tweet, your Twitter name or handle has to appear. You can, however, go to the Settings menu and set your account to private. This way, your Twitter account will remain private and only those you designate can send you Tweets and see your information.
You can block them - you won't see any of your tweets when you do.
If your profile/tweets are not protected then anyone can see your tweets.When you mention someone in your tweet, that tweet will always appear in their @replies tab whether they are following you or not.
Yes, they can. Anyone can look at your pictures from Instagram on there unless you set it as private, tweets..etc. For an instance, when you look up your friend on twitter and look at her/his twitter, you can see there tweets and usually pictures.. that is how your's is as well
because it let you know if you got a e-mail on twitter
By downloading the free Twitter app. You can then send and receive tweets.