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Twitter as you know is a very public thing. If on the other hand you find it a little weird to have strangers following you and reading your tweets. You can create a protected account. To protect your account. 1. Login to Twitter 2. Click on Settings 3. Scroll down and check the box besides "Protect my updates" 4. Save Changes What happens once I protect my updates. 1. Your Tweets do not appear on the Twitter public timeline 2. Your Tweets are not indexed by search engines. 3. Your Name still appears on Twitter's people search. You will receive a follow request each time someone wants to follow you. Only by allowing someone to follow you will they be able to see your Tweets. 4. When you follow someone you can see their tweets on your public Timeline but they will not be able to see your Tweets. 5. @relies sent to people following you will not be seen 6. If you already have a public twitter account but want to protect it. All updates after that will not be seen. Your profi...

This question is often asked by people who want to start a community thing on Facebook and have trouble deciding whether they need to start a group or a page. One of the key differentiators between a page and a group is that a page is made more for public broadcast and it mainly run public figures and organizations to share info with this fans. A group however is more to do with community sharing and discussions around a particular topic by it's members. This is basically the whole idea. Fan Pages however are created by people who like to share information about their fans and actually helps in generating more publicity. If let's say you have started a new small business then you might want to create a page. Like if you have a hot dog stand and you want people to know you have special offers and maybe you move around quiet a bit then a page should do. But if on the other hand you want to discuss climate change in how to stop global warming, a group would serve the purpose as ea...