Remember that when you're opted into Tweet location, suggested locations may be offered to you, but you can still choose not to share your location for individual Tweets (see this article for instructions). Just like you might not want to Tweet your home address, please be cautious when Tweeting from locations that you don't want others to see. 
There may be some updates where you want to share your location ("The parade is starting now" or "A truck just spilled delicious candy all over the roadway!"), and some updates where you want to keep your location private.
Be cautious and careful about the amount of information you share online. You can delete your past location data from displaying in your Tweets in a single place (see this article for step-by-step instructions). You can turn Tweet location on or off at any time. Tweet location is off by default, and you will need to opt in to the service. What controls do I have when I attach location information to my Tweets?Įven after you enable Tweeting with your location, you have additional control over which Tweets (and what type of location information) is shared. We ask these developers to clearly explain what information is being shared when you use their products to Tweet with location. Third-party applications or websites may let you Tweet with location, including your precise location. Learn how to turn location off at any time. Note: Once you Tweet with a location, your next Tweet will automatically include a general location label. 
Simply tap the location marker while composing your Tweet, and select the location you wish to tag. Once you've enabled precise location, you will be able to attach a location (such as a city or neighborhood) of your choice to your Tweet.This feature is off by default and you will need to opt in to use it. This allows Twitter to collect, store, and use your precise location, such as GPS information. Enabling precise location allows you to selectively add location information to your Tweets.What location information is attached to my Tweets?
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