How do you enable or disable tweet retweets on Twitter?

Twitter doesn't have a built-in feature that allows users to directly enable or disable retweets for individual tweets. By default, any tweet you post can be retweeted by your followers unless your account is protected, in which case only your approved followers can see your tweets.

However, there are a few ways you can indirectly control retweets:

1. **Protect Your 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. **Unpin Tweets**: If you have a tweet pinned to the top of your profile, unpinning it can reduce the likelihood of it being retweeted, as it won't be the first tweet people see when they visit your profile.

3. **Adjust Audience Settings**: When composing a tweet, you can adjust the audience settings to limit who can retweet your tweet. You can choose to make your tweet visible to "Everyone" (default), "People you follow", or "Only people you mention". Note that these settings apply to who can see your tweet, but they don't directly disable retweets.

4. **Delete Tweets**: If you want to prevent a tweet from being retweeted, you can delete it. Keep in mind that once a tweet has been retweeted by others, deleting the original tweet won't remove the retweets.

While these options provide some control over who can see and retweet your tweets, Twitter doesn't offer a direct way to enable or disable retweets for individual tweets once they've been posted.