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How to Secure an X/Twitter Account
- Secure the associated email
Secure the email provided with the X account, if an email wasn’t provided, proceed to Step 2.
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Have the email changed
(https://twitter.com/settings/email)
New logins can’t do this for 48 hours, you must ask the old owner to do it. Provide them with a fresh email that hasn’t been used before. Here (https://twitter.com/settings/email) -
Change the password
Login and change the password. Here (https://twitter.com/settings/password)
(https://twitter.com/settings/password)4. Remove the phone number
You cant change the number on a new login for 48 hours, remove it and add later if needed. Here (https://twitter.com/settings/phone)
(https://twitter.com/settings/phone)
(https://twitter.com/settings/phone)5. Clear all sessions and revoke app permissions
This will logout all devices logged into the X account. Here (https://twitter.com/settings/apps_and_sessions)
(https://twitter.com/settings/apps_and_sessions)6. Enable Password Reset Protection and 2FA
Enabling Password Reset Protection will disallow people from sending your email password reset requests. Here (https://twitter.com/settings/security)
(https://twitter.com/settings/your_twitter_data/account)Additional Tips
- Don’t change the Birthday as it can lead to locks.
- Don’t change the username, you will lose it to a bot.
- All usernames under 5 letters are unswappable.
- Confirm the OGE by comparing the Twitter creation date with the first email.
- Optionally download data to check OGE (Takes 24-48 hours) Here (https://twitter.com/settings/account)