How can I delete all my tweets that I can’t see
Do you wonder about your old tweets sometimes? And do you have the question in your mind, “why I can’t delete my old tweets?” If you do, this problem’s solution is quite simple. How? Let’s check below!
If you’re one of those people who may regret their old tweets, then a tweet deleter app would be beneficial for you. However, delete old tweets is not a process that just individuals do. It can also be quite useful for businesses and large corporates when their social media managers fail to understand and engage their audience’s insights.
Whatever your reason, you can get rid of the question in your mind, “how do I delete all my tweets that I can’t see?” with the right tool.
Twitter does not provide a service to delete old tweets in bulk. If you think that “why I can’t see my old tweets?” the answer is clear; Twitter only shows up your most recent 3,200 tweets. To delete your old tweet’s that you can’t see, you should use the Delete Twitter Archive feature of Circleboom.
How to delete your all old tweets in just three steps
Before beginning, you need to download your Twitter Archive. You can find the steps to download your Twitter archive here or learn more by reading our help page.
Step #1: When you have downloaded your Twitter Archive, you can begin to process via log into Circleboom.
If you don’t have to authenticate your Twitter account with Circleboom yet, it would automatically be done within seconds.
Step #2: Once you logged in, go to the left menu, click on “My Tweets” and “Delete Twitter Archive,” respectively.
The interface will be prompted within seconds.
Step #3: When the interface has opened, click on “Start here” and upload your Twitter Archive file.
Before deleting, we suggest you to check your tweets once more time with filtering feature of Circleboom.
Filter Your Tweets Before Deleting
Firstly, you can select the checkbox to delete all tweets, delete all retweets and delete all Twitter replies.
If you want to delete all your Twitter Archive, just click the checkbox next to each to delete them. If you want to keep any of these, go uncheck the checkbox.
If you want to filter your tweets more specifically, click on the drop-down menu next to more filters to get more options. Here, you can filter by:
Delete all Tweets by certain date: check your tweet dates on your Twitter Archive file. By selecting the “Start Date” and “End Date” you can delete tweets within a certain time.
Delete all tweets by word: you can shortlist tweets that contain a particular hashtag, mentions or any word.
Delete all tweets by Language: You can also delete all tweets in specific languages. To do that, Just choose any language to filter them.
Wrapping Up
Using these steps we’ve mentioned, you can delete all your tweets that you can’t see.
With Circleboom’s tweet delete feature, you can also check the tweets before deleting them. Both processes are quite simple to follow and allow you quickly get rid of old tweets that you can’t see on your Twitter account.
If you value your time, this should be your best approach to get rid of your old tweets.
Originally published at https://blog.circleboom.com on December 29, 2020.
