Does twitter app safe for kids to use?

[Jonny]

I’m wondering about the twitter app from a kid’s point of view. Can kids use it safely, and what kind of content would they see? Are there features or settings that make it kid-friendly, or is it mostly meant for adults? I’d love advice from parents or anyone familiar with kids using social media apps.

 

[elias]

Twitter (now X) isn’t generally considered fully safe for kids because it includes unfiltered public posts, mature content, and interactions with strangers. Teens should only use it with parental guidance, privacy settings, and restricted searches. For younger children, safer, kid-focused social platforms are better until they’re older and can navigate online risks responsibly.

 

[Giovanni]

Honestly, it’s not built for kids. There’s no "Kids Mode" like YouTube has. You can toggle off "Sensitive Content" in settings, but it’s not foolproof. I’d stick to a shared account first.

 

[nancy]

Due to its unfiltered public posts, mature content, and interactions with strangers, Twitter (now X) isn't usually seen as completely safe for children. Teens should only use it with limited searches, privacy settings, and parental supervision. Safer, kid-focused social media sites are preferable for younger kids until they are older and capable of handling internet dangers.

 

[ethan]

Twitter isn’t generally considered fully safe for kids. It has public content, adult topics, and potential harassment. Teens may use it with parental guidance, privacy settings, and blocked accounts, but younger children aren’t recommended to use Twitter alone. Parents should monitor activity and teach safe online habits.

 

[Alexander]

Not really — the Twitter app isn’t considered very safe for kids. It’s made for adults, has open public posts, and can include inappropriate content or interactions. If kids do use it, strong supervision, privacy settings, and parental controls are important. Many parents prefer kid-friendly social platforms instead.

 

[johnahscott]

Twitter isn’t generally considered fully safe for kids. It has public posts, unpredictable content, and adults of all ages. Some teens use it responsibly with privacy settings and muted words, but without strong supervision it can expose kids to inappropriate or upsetting content. Parental guidance and age-appropriate alternatives are better for younger users.

 

[Thomas]

No, Twitter is generally not safe for kids due to unfiltered content, adult material, and potential for cyberbullying. Parental guidance or kid-friendly alternatives are recommended instead.

 

[michael]

The Twitter app is not fully safe for kids. It’s meant for ages 13+, and users can encounter inappropriate content, cyberbullying, or strangers. Parents should monitor activity, enable privacy settings, and educate kids about safe use.