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- Go into your account settings on Twitter
- select the “Your Twitter data” tab under “Data and permissions.”
- This will take you to a tab where you can download your Twitter data after re-entering your password.
- Once you have your old tweets saved for posterity, it’s time to start deleting them.
How to Delete Your Old Tweets
How To Delete Your Old Tweets In Bulk At Once (2020)
You can delete your tweets from the Twitter app. To do so, tap on the “Me” icon in the bottom right corner of your profile page to go to your profile. From there, tap on the gear icon in the upper right corner of your screen and then click on “Settings.” On that screen, you should see an option for “Tweets.” Tap on that option and then select “Delete Tweets.
You can delete all of your tweets by going to your account settings and clicking the “Delete All Tweets” button.
Twitter offers a “Delete” option to remove tweets from your account. This will permanently delete the tweet from your account and from Twitter’s servers, but it may remain in other users’ timelines or in search results for a period of time.
You can also use a third-party app like TweetDelete to archive old tweets.
There are a few ways to delete 10,000 tweets. The first is to log in to your Twitter account and go through the process of deleting each individual tweet manually. This can take hours or days, depending on how often you tweet. Another option is to use a third-party service like TwitWipe that will automatically delete all of your tweets for you.
There are a few ways to delete 10,000 tweets. The first is to log in to your Twitter account and go through the process of deleting each individual tweet manually. This can take hours or days, depending on how often you tweet. Another option is to use a third-party service like TwitWipe that will automatically delete all of your tweets for you.