Four settings that change what strangers can see
A profile can look private and still expose more than the owner expects. Four controls decide who can find the account, read its comments and reuse its videos.
One control at a time, explained with what changes and what does not.
A biography written for a different audience, an old handle and a public contact field can outlive their purpose. A yearly review takes ten minutes and closes small leaks.
Discovery, commenting and downloads are separate controls, and changing one does not change the others. The guide maps the four combinations that matter most.
Turning off every notification hides the ones that need an answer. Three changes separate conversation from noise.
Readable captions, sufficient contrast and large enough controls make the app usable for more people. The guide covers the settings that help and the limits of each.
Account switching is convenient but not always clean: drafts, notifications and saved sounds can belong to the previous profile. A short check prevents confusion.
Three starting points for a settings review.
Four controls, one profile field and a quick check of who can comment.
Three categories to separate replies from noise.
Captions, contrast and touch targets, tested on a small screen.
Four control areas, arranged from account to accessibility.
Profile fields, handles, account switching and the details worth reviewing yearly.
Who can find the account, read its comments and reuse its videos.
The categories that interrupt a day and the three changes that quiet them.
Captions, contrast and touch targets, tested on an ordinary small screen.