FAQs
If Twitter's Advanced Search isn't working, it could be due to various reasons like browser issues, Twitter's server problems, or incorrect use of search filters. Try clearing your browser's cache, checking your internet connection, or ensuring you're using the search filters correctly.
Why are my Twitter search results limited? ›
If you have hit the rate limit, you will need to wait until it resets before you can access more results. Remove connected apps: Sometimes, the limited results issue can be caused by third-party connected apps that you have authorized to access your Twitter account.
Why is Twitter only showing a few tweets? ›
Why Twitter is limiting the number of tweets a user can view Twitter CEO Elon Musk said the social media platform is capping the number of tweets users can view — saying the unusual measure was needed to fight off companies that scrape Twitter for data.
How to get more search results on Twitter? ›
Keyword and hashtag targeting
Refine your searches with keywords and hashtags. Enter specific keywords or hashtags into the search bar to discover relevant tweets.
How do I reset my Twitter search results? ›
Open the Twitter app on your iOS or Android and log in to your account. Tap on the magnifying glass icon in the toolbar at the bottom of the screen to bring up the search page. Tap on the search bar at the top of the screen. Select the gray “X” next to “Recent searches,” then tap “Clear.”
How do I turn off limited search on Twitter? ›
How to change your Twitter search settings
- On a desktop, log in to Twitter and select More. ...
- Go to Settings and Support, then Settings and privacy.
- Select Content you see, then Search settings.
- Check the box next to Hide sensitive content to stop it from appearing in your search results, or uncheck the box to see it.
How to Fix Twitter Advanced Search Not Working
- Fix 1: Check the internet connection.
- Fix 2: Clear the Twitter app cache.
- Fix 3: Check the server status.
- Fix 4: Update the Twitter app.
- Fix 5: Restart your device.
- Fix 6: Use other search keywords.
We may limit a post's reach if it violates our X Rules or applicable laws, or is determined to be low quality.
How to clear Twitter cache? ›
How to Clear Your Twitter Cache From the Web: 2 Methods Explained
- Tap the three-dot icon on an open desktop in the top right corner and click settings from the list of options.
- Select “Privacy and security” from the left navigation menu on the settings page.
- Tap “Clear browsing data.” A pop window menu will appear.
- Know your audience. How to listen.
- Talk with your followers, not at them.
- Use relevant hashtags.
- Know when to tweet.
- Add calls-to-action.
- Realize less isn't more.
- Use images. Create “quote pictures”
- Be personal.
Privacy Settings: Check your Twitter account's privacy settings. If your account is set to private, Google won't index your tweets, and they won't appear in search results. Indexing Delay: Google may not have indexed your Twitter account yet.
How do I increase my discoverability on Twitter? ›
The strategic use of hashtags can improve the discoverability of your tweets and profile. Include relevant hashtags in your tweets to categorize content and increase visibility among users searching for specific topics or trends. Use trending and niche-specific hashtags to expand your reach.
Why can't I see all content on Twitter? ›
Look for the option Privacy and Safety, which is responsible for your online experience. Select it and then open the Content You See page. On this page, you need to enable the first setting—Display Media That May Contain Sensitive Content. Now, you can see sensitive content on the platform without the warning message.
How do I see all Twitter searches? ›
If you're on a browser, click the search bar. Select the search icon from the bottom navigation panel and tap the search bar on the mobile app. You'll see your X search history in the dropdown menu.
Why does nothing show up when I search on Twitter? ›
Are your name and bio filled in? Twitter Accounts search surfaces results with preference to those users who have a complete name, username, and bio on their profile. Please note that it may take a few days for changes to your profile information to be reflected in search.
What happened to Twitter search? ›
Meanwhile, Fleets may be coming back. Another day, another change at Twitter – and hints of many, many new features to come. Twitter used to offer a search field even to unregistered users, but this is no longer so (via 9to5Mac).
