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Twitter accounts are public by default, but Twitter gives the option tocreate protected accounts, where only approved followers can see their tweets.The publicly visible information changes based on the account type and thevisibility of tweets also depends solely on the poster's account type which cancause unintended disclosures especially when users interact. We surveyed 336Twitter users to understand users' awareness of account information visibility,as well as the tweet visibility when users interact. We find that ourparticipants are aware of the visibility of their profile information andindividual tweets. However, the visibility of followed topics, lists, andinteractions with protected accounts is confusing. Only 31% of the participantswere aware that a reply by a public account to a protected account's tweetwould be publicly visible. Surprisingly, having a protected account does notresult in a better understanding of the account information or tweetvisibility.

Twitter has a Binary Privacy Setting, are Users Aware of How It Works?