How to Change Twitter Trends Settings

Twitter's Trends are a phrase or a topic (usually starts with a hashtag "#") that are being talked about the most on Twitter. When you click on a trend, you will be taken to the Twitter search results for that trend, where you will see all the tweets containing that phrase or hashtag. By default, Trends are tailored for you based on your location, your interests, and the people you follow. You can also review some trends that are not tailored for you by selecting a particular trends location. By this way, you can discover the hottest emerging topics in a specific location. This article shows you how to change your trends location. 

How to change your trending location on Twitter

On Desktop

Step 1: Go to https://twitter.com and log into your account.

If you need help logging in, read this article: Twitter Login.

Step 2: You will see your Trends on the left of the page. 

Step 3: To change your trends location, click Change next to Trends for you.

Step 4: The Trends setting window will pop up. Click Change.

Step 5: Enter a location for your Trends (you can enter Worldwide for Worldwide Trends).

Step 6: Click Done.

Now instead of seeing tailored trends, you will see trends from your selected location.

You can change your trending location anytime. You can also return to tailored trends by selecting Get tailored Trends in the Trends setting.

On Mobile (Android, iOS)

Step 1: Open the Twitter app.

Step 2: Tap on your profile icon.

Step 3: Tap Settings and privacy.

Step 4: Tap Content preferences.

Step 5: Under the Explore section, tap Trends.

Step 6: Toggle the button next to Trends for you if you want to turn on and receive personalized trends.

If you disable this feature, you can change your trending location.

To change your trending location:

Tap Change location. 

Enter your desired trends location into the Search locations box and select from the suggested results.

If you don't find your desired location, it means that there are not enough Tweets from that area to create a list.