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How can I view what they retweeted from my post?

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Twitter offer their own search tool where you can follow the post. A third-party app might help, Backtweets is a great way to track certain links.

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Can I privately like a tweet?

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No, all likes on tweets will be public.

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Why does it say 'no items' when I press both retweets and likes, even though it says people have liked it or retweeted it?

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Try to update your Twitter App. Updating new features of the app can help the app better performance and better service.

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How to find all people who retweeted a tweet? Clicking the retweet link gives me 79 people, when it says I had 285 retweets for this particular tweet.

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Click the tweet and open it separate from your timeline, and click the number of retweets, it will display all the tweets, tweets with comments and tweets without comments

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If I am clicking like, it is liking my post instead of showing me the likers.

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Twitter offer their own search tool where you can follow the post. A third-party app might help, You may be able to see who liked your tweets by using TweetDeck which is a social media dashboard application for the management of Twitter accounts.

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My tweet has been liked but shows no like activity?

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If someone liked your tweet and their Twitter account is private, you won't be able to see who they are unless they have given you permission to follow them.

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Every time I followed each instructions, all that happens when I click on the like is adding another one... Any other ides?

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Unless you've made your tweets private, you can see who liked your tweets by looking in your Twitter notifications.

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