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How to Deactivate Your Twitter Account
- 1. O O H W T D E A C T I V A T E U R Y O A C C U O N T
- 2. When you deactivate your Twitter account, it will permanently remove your profile and information on Twitter.
- 3. It will take 30 days, before Twitter removes any trace of of your account on their system.
- 4. During that deactivation process, your username or email address will not be available for use in creating new accounts.
- 5. Before you proceed with the deactivation, you should know the following:
- 6. Deactivation is final and permanent.
- 7. If you just want to change your username, instead of deleting your current account and and making a new one, you can just change it via Twitter’s account settings. That way, you still have your previous tweets and followers.
- 8. For 30 days, you cannot use your username and email for another Twitter account after deactivating it unless you changed them beforehand.
- 9. Account restoration is not yet available.
- 10. To be able to use your username or email address before you deactivate, you have to change them first:
- 11. Log-in to http://www.twitter.com
- 12. Click Settings from the drop-down menu at the top right hand of the navigation bar
- 13. You’ll see a username field there pre-filled with your current username. Choose your new username.
- 14. A username you won’t use because it will be the one that will not be available for 30 days.
- 15. On the email address field, change it with an address you also own that you wouldn’t use for a Twitter Account.
- 16. Confirm the email change by checking out the inbox of the new email and clicking the confirmation link.
- 17. Note: It won’t be changed unless you confirm it.
- 18. Deactivating your Twitter account:
- 19. Click “Deactivate my account” found at the bottom of the page.
- 20. Type in your password when asked.
- 21. Verify if you really want to do it.
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- How To Deactivate Your Twitter Account
- When you deactivate your Twitter account, it will permanently remove your profile and information on Twitter.
- It will take 30 days, before Twitter remove any trace of your account on their system,
- During that deactivation process, your username or email address will not be available for use in creating new accounts.
- Before you proceed with the deactivation, you should know the following:
- Deactivation is final and permanent.
- If you just want to change your username, instead of deleting your current account and making a new one, you can just change it via Twitter’s account settings. That way, you still have your previous tweets and followers.
- For 30 days, you cannot use your username and email for another Twitter account after deactivating it unless you changed them beforehand.
- Account restoration is not yet available.
- To be able to use your username or email address before you deactivate, you have to change them first:
- Sign in to Twitter
- Click Settings from the drop-down menu at the top right hand of the navigation bar
- You’ll see a usernamefield there pre-filled with your current username. Choose your new username. A username you won’t use because it will be the one that will not be available for 30 days.
- You’ll see a usernamefield there pre-filled with your current username. Choose your new username. A username you won’t use because it will be the one that will not be available for 30 days.
- On the email address field, change it with an address you also own that you wouldn’t use for a Twitter Account.
- Confirm the email change by checking out the inbox of the new email and clicking the confirmation link. Note: It won’t be changed unless you confirm it.
- Confirm the email change by checking out the inbox of the new email and clicking the confirmation link. Note: It won’t be changed unless you confirm it.
- Deactivating your Twitter account:
- Click “Deactivate my account” foundat the bottom of the page.
- Type in your password when asked.
- Verify if you really want to do it.
- Goodbye Twitter…for now..