How to Deactivate Your Twitter Account for 12 Months: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to deactivate your Twitter account temporarily and keep it inactive for up to 12 months with easy step-by-step instructions.
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To deactivate your Twitter account for 12 months, follow these steps: Go to 'Settings and Privacy' from your profile icon menu, select 'Your account', and then click on 'Deactivate your account'. Be sure to read the information provided, then select 'Deactivate'. Enter your password when prompted to verify your intention to deactivate. Your account will then be in a deactivated state and will be automatically deleted if you do not reactivate it within 30 days. To keep it deactivated for up to 12 months, simply reactivate your account before the 30-day mark and then deactivate it again as desired.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I keep my Twitter account deactivated for 12 months? Twitter officially allows deactivation for 30 days before account deletion, but by reactivating before 30 days and deactivating again, you can effectively keep your account inactive for up to 12 months.
- What happens if I don’t reactivate my Twitter account within 30 days? If you don’t reactivate your Twitter account within 30 days of deactivation, your account and data will be permanently deleted.
- How do I reactivate my deactivated Twitter account? You can reactivate your Twitter account by simply logging back in with your username and password within the 30-day deactivation window.