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Want to get rid of the old Twitter account that is haunting you? If you do not remember the password, you can restore it via email or phone number and then log in to delete the account. Even if you no longer have access to your old email address or phone number, don’t worry, you can still delete your account after filling out the appropriate forms. This wikiHow teaches you how to permanently delete the inaccessible Twitter account of yourself, your company, or a lost loved one.
Steps
Regain access to Twitter account
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Go to https://twitter.com/account/begin_password_reset using a web browser. If you are no longer able to log into your Twitter account to delete, you need to regain access to the account first. [1] X Research Source
- Even if you don’t have access to the phone number or email address associated with the account, the article will show you how to handle this situation.
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Find the username, email address, or phone number associated with the account. You can use one of the above information to recover your account.
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Select a recovery method. If you’ve linked your phone number and email address to your account, you’ll be able to send a recovery code to either of these options.
- If you have access to the email address or phone number provided (both will be partially hidden), open the email or text from Twitter to find the confirmation code. You can then enter the code in the field provided to reset your password. If this works for you, reset your password and proceed to delete the account.
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Click Don’t have access to these? (Don’t have access to this information? ) if you can’t access your email account or phone number. You will be redirected to a form used to recover your password.
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Select I’d like to deactivate or close my account. This option is in the first drop-down menu.
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Choose a reason from the second drop-down menu.
- Select I don’t have access to the email address or mobile phone number if the account belongs to you but you no longer have access to the email address or phone number is required to recover the password.
- If the account belongs to someone who has died or is no longer accessible to Twitter, select I need help deactivating an account owned by a person who is incapacitated or deceased. people who have lost their ability to work or have passed away). Twitter will ask for additional information including copies of identification, death certificates/power of attorney/other evidence they can use to close accounts. [2] X Research Source
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Fill out the account deletion request form. If you can’t access your email address or phone number, you can provide the requested information to Twitter so they can give you permission to re-access your account.
- Choose to disable personal or corporate accounts.
- Enter an email address that you can access.
- In the “Describe” field, enter details about your case. You need to let Twitter know why you no longer have access to your email address or phone number.
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Click Submit to submit the form. If Twitter needs additional information (such as a copy of identification), they will request it via email. Once you’ve proven you’re the account owner or authorized to deactivate the account, Twitter will provide the additional steps you need to complete the process.
Delete the account
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Open the Twitter app or log in to https://www.twitter.com . Once you have regained access to your Twitter account, deleting the account becomes very easy. Start by opening Twitter on your computer, Android phone, iPhone, or iPad.
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Click or tap the navigation menu. Depending on the platform you use, this menu will be on the left side of the screen with an icon of three horizontal dots, three horizontal lines, or just a profile picture. After you tap this icon, a menu will open. [3] X Research Sources
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Click or tap on Settings and privacy .
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Select Account or Your Account. One of the options above will show up here depending on whether you’re using a computer, phone, or tablet.
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Click or tap Deactivate your account . After selecting this option, some information about account deactivation will appear.
- If you wish to sign in again within 30 days of deactivation, the account will be reactivated. If you don’t log back in, your account will be permanently deleted after 30 days of deactivation.
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Select Yes, deactivate or Deactivate at the bottom of the page. You will be redirected to a password confirmation page.
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Confirm the password and select Deactivate . Once selected, the account will be signed out. If you want to permanently delete your account, don’t log in as this will reactivate the account. After 30 days, the account will be permanently deleted from Twitter’s servers.
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Want to get rid of the old Twitter account that is haunting you? If you do not remember the password, you can restore it via email or phone number and then log in to delete the account. Even if you no longer have access to your old email address or phone number, don’t worry, you can still delete your account after filling out the appropriate forms. This wikiHow teaches you how to permanently delete the inaccessible Twitter account of yourself, your company, or a lost loved one.
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