How to Allow Direct Messages (DMs) from Anyone on Twitter (X)

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How to Allow Direct Messages (DMs) from Anyone on Twitter (X)

Allowing direct messages (DMs) from anyone on Twitter (X) can enhance communication by permitting users to receive private messages from those they don’t follow. To enable this feature, navigate to the "Privacy and Safety" section in your account settings, then select "Direct Messages." From there, check the option that allows DMs from anyone, regardless of whether they follow you. A common issue users may encounter is not realizing that enabling this setting can open the door to receiving unsolicited messages, which some may find overwhelming. Additionally, some users may struggle to find the setting due to a cluttered interface or confusion between different notification and privacy settings. By being aware of these potential issues, users can more effectively manage their direct message preferences.

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