DELETE YOUR TWITTER ACCOUNT AND SAY GOODBYE. FOR NOW, AT LEAST. There are reasons you might want to leave Twitter because it has had its ups and downs recently, even if no one really knows what will happen under its new management. To help you move on to larger and better things, this post will show you how to delete your Twitter account on Android.
How to delete your Twitter account on Android How to delete your Twitter account on the web More on Twitter: HOW TO REMOVE TWITTER FROM AN ANDROID Having said that, getting off the site is quick and simple to do. Twitter manages account termination by commencing a deactivation period, after which you can reactivate your account within 30 days. Your Twitter account will be completely wiped and unrecoverable after that time.
How to begin going is as follows:
Open the Twitter app on your Android device. In the top left corner, tap the image of your profile. Toggle between Settings and Privacy by scrolling down. Your account was hit. There will be a Deactivate Account option at the bottom. Tap it. The terms for deactivation contain some crucial information, so read them carefully. Tap Deactivate after reading.
HOW TO REMOVE TWITTER FROM THE INTERNET Naturally, you can complete this task on a computer as well. The steps are often relatively similar, and this way doesn’t take any longer. Here’s how you can do it:
Go to Twitter.com in your preferred browser. To learn more, click More on the left. Click Settings and Privacy from there. The Deactivate your Account option should appear on the screen right away. Toggle it. The terms for deactivation contain some crucial information, so read them carefully. Tap Deactivate after reading.
The end! Your username and profile will no longer be visible on any Twitter platform, including the Android app, and your account will be terminated. Your account will be completely deactivated after 30 days, and you will have to re-register if you wish to use Twitter again.
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