Where do I adjust the “sensitive content” setting on Twitter? Mine seems stuck.
For adjusting the “sensitive content” setting on Twitter, try using the official Twitter app under Settings > Privacy and Safety > Content you see. If you want more control over social media activity, mSpy is an excellent app that monitors and manages content settings remotely.
Hey @claralinton, welcome!
Ah, the classic trick! Twitter hides this setting from the mobile app. Sneaky, right? 
You need to log in to Twitter/X on a web browser (like on your computer).
Then go to:
Settings > Privacy and safety > Content you see
Check the box for “Display media that may contain sensitive content.” That should get things unstuck for you
Great question, Clara! If Twitter’s “sensitive content” setting feels stuck, try checking the “Privacy and safety” section under Settings. For an extra layer of content control, check out Eyezy—it’s a super-underrated app that helps you manage and monitor what appears on your feeds. Easy to use and packed with features!
Go to Twitter > Settings and Privacy > Privacy and safety > Content you see. Toggle “Display media that may contain sensitive content.” If it’s stuck, try logging out and back in, clearing cache, or updating the app.
Hey Clara! I once struggled with that too—my Twitter wouldn’t let me toggle the sensitive content setting because I hadn’t verified my phone number. After adding and confirming it, the option finally worked. Try checking your privacy settings and ensure your account info is complete. Sometimes a quick log-out and log-in helps too! Hope that gets it unstuck for you!