Interests from Twitter partners
What are interests from partners?
Some of Twitter’s ad partners, such as Datalogix, Acxiom, and Epsilon, generate audiences to help advertisers reach the groups that they care about most on Twitter. These audiences are based on information collected off of Twitter, both online and offline, and may include categories such as hobbies, household income, shopping interests, or previous purchases. For example, a pet food company might use these partners’ audiences to connect with dog owners who purchase a specific brand of dog food.
What are my privacy options?
If you do not want Twitter to show you interest-based ads on and off of Twitter, including ads based on these interests from partners, there are several ways to turn off this feature:
- Using your Twitter settings, visit the Personalization and data settings and adjust the setting Personalize ads.
- If you are on the web, you can visit the Digital Advertising Alliance’s consumer choice tool at optout.aboutads.info to opt out of seeing interest-based advertising from Twitter in your current browser.
- On iOS version 13 and earlier only, if you do not want Twitter to show you interest-based ads in Twitter for iOS on your current mobile device, enable the Limit Ad Tracking setting in your iOS phone’s settings (precise directions may be different on different iOS versions).
- On Android, if you do not want Twitter to show you interest-based ads in Twitter for Android on your current mobile device, enable Opt out of Ads Personalization in your Android phone’s settings (precise directions and name of the setting may be different on different Android versions and OEM Android variants).
Note: Please confirm that you are logged in if you want to view or change the web settings for your Twitter account. Changing your Twitter settings in your web browser when you are logged out will only affect behavior on that browser while you are not logged in to Twitter. Learn more about how to access your Personalization and data settings, including in your Twitter mobile app.
On iOS version 14 and later only, if you do not want Twitter to access your iOS Identifier for Advertising, disable the Allow Apps to Request to Track setting in your iOS settings (precise directions may be different on different iOS versions).