Now, Twitter to recommend the content you should see and people you should follow

Microblogging platform Twitter will now recommend you the tweets you should see and the accounts you should follow. The microblogging site has made changes in the recommendation setting for users. Now owned by technocrat billionaire Elon Musk, the social network is reportedly expanding its recommendations feature, which means users will get recommendations regardless of whether they want it or not.

Explaining about the new changes, Twitter stated that they want to give users exposure to the best content on the platform. Thus, Twitter will now push tweets from accounts users don’t follow based on their interests. The recommendations will be personalized based on the users’ actions and aim to enhance user experience.

Twitter will consider the topics you follow, your voluntary engagement, and the tweets your network engages with to personalize recommendations for you. However, you can manage the recommendations via the sparkle icon on the top-right corner of your Home, where you can toggle between “For You” and “Latest”. “For You” shows tweets Twitter recommends, while “Latest” shows tweets from the accounts you follow.


The social networking platform has announced several changes since Elon Musk has taken over the charge of the company. Twitter recently fired a large number of senior execs after Musk bought the company for a whopping $44 billion. Musk also decided to charge the “blue tick” accounts for about $8/month and reinstated former US President Donald Trump’s account.

1. How much did Elon pay for Twitter?
   Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion.
2. Can users manage recommendations?
   Users can manage recommendations via the sparkle icon on the top-right corner of your Home, choosing between “For You” and “Latest.”