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  1. Aug 18, 2020 · Sign up. See new Tweets

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  2. Immediately I attempted to recover my account by resetting password but since my original email was no longer linked, there was no way I could. Afterwards all I could do was fill out the support form on Twitters website regarding account recovery due to hacking.

    • Overview
    • Verifying Locked & Limited Accounts
    • Appealing a Limited or Suspended Account

    If your X, formerly known as Twitter account is suspended, locked, or limited, there are some simple things you can do to get your account back. X may suspend or temporarily limit your account if they think you're using fake information, spamming, running a bot, impersonating other accounts, or engaging in abusive or suspicious behavior. Your account may also be locked or limited if X suspects you've been hacked or compromised. This wikiHow article will show you how to recover your locked or

    X account, from verifying your personal information to submitting an appeal.

    If X thinks your account activity is suspicious, they'll typically lock or limit the account until you verify your email address or phone number.

    If your account is limited and you can't verify, you can wait until the restrictions lift automatically—anywhere from 12 hours to 7 days.

    You can log in to X on

    , or using the mobile app on your Android, iPhone, or iPad. If you see a message that says your account is limited due to suspicious activity or for violating X’s rules, you'll usually be able to restore your account by verifying your identity.

    X may lock or limit an account that exhibits suspicious behavior, including bot-like activity and violations of X’s abusive behavior and hateful conduct policies.

    If your account was hacked and you can no longer log in, fill out the form at

    If you see a message that says "Your account has been locked," "Please verify your account," or "Your account has been locked for security purposes," Twitter will prompt you to confirm your phone number and/or email address to secure your account.

    If you don't see the

    If your X/Twitter account is limited or suspended and you can't restore it by

    your email address or phone number, you may still be able to use the platform X with temporarily limited features. If the suspension is permanent and you didn't do anything wrong, you can file an appeal.

    If your account was hacked and you can no longer log in, fill out the form at

    If you don't see the option to verify your phone number or email address, choose this option to use X in a

    If your account is limited temporarily, you'll see a countdown that shows you how much time you have left before your account is restored automatically. The limitation will usually lift on its own anywhere from 12 hours to 7 days, depending on the severity of the violation.

    Certain features, such as Tweeting, retweeting, or liking may be suspended while your account is limited.

  3. Mar 7, 2024 · Here is how it works in six simple steps: Click Forgot Password on the login page. Enter your registered phone number, email, or username, and click Search. Choose the method of account recovery you want and click Next. Enter the verification code sent to your recovery channel, then click Verify.

  4. twitter.com › accounts › begin_password_resetTwitter

    Forgot your Twitter password? Don't worry, you can easily reset it by entering your email, phone number, or username. Follow the simple steps and get back to tweeting in no time.

  5. May 15, 2024 · Compose a new mail. Click the Compose button of your email provider, and in the subject line, enter “Restore my deactivated Twitter account.”. In the To field, type in this email address: restore@twitter.com. In the body of the mail, indicate why you need to restore your account.

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  6. If you can't log in to your account, consider taking the Twitter account recovery route. Twitter Account Recovery. Here are the following steps: Head to the login page; Click "Forgot password?" Enter your login details (it could be your username, phone number, or email address) and click "Search." Select your preferred recovery method and hit ...

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