How To Reactivate Twitter Account After 30 Days

2025-12-19 15:256 min read

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to reactivate a Twitter account that has been deactivated for more than 30 days. It clarifies that the standard policy deletes account information after 30 days, but Twitter actually retains this information for a year, allowing users a full year to reactivate their accounts. The host explains the reactivation process, demonstrating how to log in on Twitter, and mentions that users can use their phone number or email for login. The video emphasizes that users can recover their accounts within one year from deactivation, after which it will no longer be possible to restore it. Viewers are encouraged to leave questions in the comments for further assistance.

Key Information

  • The tutorial explains how to reactivate a Twitter account after deactivation.
  • Users have 30 days to reactivate, but Twitter actually retains account data for one year before complete deletion.
  • To reactivate, one must log in with their email or phone number, and follow the prompts to confirm account reactivation.
  • If users miss the one-year mark, their account cannot be restored, even if deactivation was accidental.
  • The video encourages users to ask questions in the comments for further clarification.

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Reactivate Twitter

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to reactivate your Twitter account after deactivation, emphasizing that although it seems you have 30 days, Twitter actually allows reactivation within a year. It details the process of logging in, confirming deactivation dates, and verifying the account to restore access.

Twitter Support

The script mentions the Twitter support page, which assists users with reactivation and clarifies policies regarding account deactivation and restoration of profiles.

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