How do you enable or disable tweet sharing on Twitter?

Twitter doesn't provide a built-in feature to directly enable or disable tweet sharing on the platform. By default, users can share tweets they come across by retweeting, quoting, or using the "Share" option available on most social media platforms.

However, there are some steps you can take to limit the sharing of your tweets:

1. **Protected Tweets**: You can protect your tweets, which means only your approved followers can see your tweets and retweet them. To protect your tweets:
   - Go to your Twitter settings.
   - Under the "Privacy and safety" section, select "Audience and tagging".
   - Check the box next to "Protect your Tweets" to make your tweets private.

2. **Limiting Audience**: You can limit your audience by adjusting your tweet's privacy settings:
   - When composing a tweet, click on the globe icon (public) next to your tweet composing box.
   - Change the audience to "People you follow" or "Only people you mention" to limit who can retweet your tweet.

3. **Lock Your Account**: You can set your Twitter account to private, which means only approved followers can see your tweets and retweet them. This option is available in your Twitter account settings under "Privacy and safety".

4. **Unfollow Specific Accounts**: If there are specific accounts that you don't want to share your tweets, you can unfollow them. This will prevent them from seeing your tweets in their timeline and retweeting them.

5. **Report Violations**: If someone is sharing your tweets without your permission or violating your privacy, you can report them to Twitter for review. Twitter will investigate the report and take appropriate action if the behavior violates its policies.

Keep in mind that while these options can help limit the sharing of your tweets, they may also limit your reach and engagement on the platform. It's important to consider the trade-offs and choose the settings that best suit your preferences and goals on Twitter.