How To Deactivate Twitter Account

There’s no denying Twitter’s value. Memes, foreign news, and hot opinions on pop culture can all be found in one spot. Twitter users must deal with a daily barrage of toxic characters, including QAnon, white supremacists, bots, and deepfakes (albeit you can’t find Donald Trump there anymore), if they want to stay relevant. Adding insult to injury, there’s no disputing how much stress and worry Twitter’s fast-paced news cycle and continual debates with the reply men can cause.

You don’t have to use Twitter, but I’m going to say it anyway. Although it may seem like everyone else is doing it, you have the power to make a difference. The simplest solution is to log out of your account. Don’t worry, it’s not a long-term commitment. Up to 30 days following this, you may obtain your account back if you feel empty and directionless. Just return to this post and follow the instructions again if things get out of hand. Outside of your timeframe, there’s a whole other universe to discover.

How To Deactivate Twitter Account on Web Browser

Visit Twitter.com and log into your account, whether you’re on your computer or a mobile browser. Activation may be deactivated by:

• Using the browser, go to the bottom-left corner of the screen and click the More button. Tap your profile symbol on the mobile browser.
• Take a look at your account under Settings and Privacy.

• Deactivate your account at the bottom of the list.

• The Deactivate link may be found at the very bottom of the page.

FAQ’s

Is it possible for me to turn off Twitter temporarily? Is it possible for me to turn off Twitter temporarily?

If you decide that you no longer need or want to use your Twitter account, you have the option to deactivate it. The suspension of your Twitter account is only temporary for the first thirty days; during this time, you have the option to reactivate your handle at any time before permanently losing access to your account and all of its data.

Is it possible to cancel my Twitter account and then revive it at a later time?

Within the first thirty days after an account has been deactivated, the account’s username (or email address) and password may be used to revive the account by visiting twitter.com or using the Twitter app on an iOS or Android device and checking in with those credentials. Learn how to revive your account by reading the extensive instructions provided.

What will happen if I delete my Twitter account completely?

Twitter will put your profile information in a queue for permanent deletion as soon as you delete your account on the network. If you come back during the next thirty days, however, your account will not be erased. However, when the thirty days have elapsed, all of your data will be removed, and you will no longer be able to reclaim your account.