Tweeticide - Delete All Tweets

Tweeticide - Delete All Tweets

Tweet Deleter for Twitter

183 ratings
57 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 21, 2012
  • September 18, 2017
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Easily delete all of your old tweets at once to refresh your Twitter presence. This tool securely removes up to the last 3,200 tweets, allowing you to start fresh with your existing account, screen name, followers, and direct messages.

Delete all tweets at once
Keep screen name
Keep followers
Keep direct messages
Securely removes tweets
Start over from scratch
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What's New in Tweeticide

1.6.0

September 18, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - iOS 11.0 Updates Thank you for the support, and if you love this app, a 5 star rating would be greatly appreciated!

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User reviews

✌🏻

The app worked wonderfully for years. However, Twitter’s new API doesn’t allow this to function anymore, so I had to uninstall it.

App is broken

Used this app for several years and worked well. Now it says my credentials are invalid and no matter what I do there doesn’t seem to be a fix. I tried deleting the app and Twitter and reinstalling, revoking permissions and re-enabling, restarting my phone, deleting the account in the app, turning off 2FA, and several other things. Nothing works. The last update is 5 years ago so it looks like the developer gave up on it. Too bad because all the other options require monthly payments.
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Stopped working?

I have used this app for like a decade plus I think. Today it says it can’t log in. Is it broken now? If reauthenticated and everything. I’m bummed about it.

Awful app

U could use it to delete the tweets for approx 2 months..then I get a “ACCOUNT ERROR “ says INVALID CREDENTIALS….(NOT ..NOTHING HAS CHGD). They want u to DELETE ur twitter acct and add it bk..totally screwed up my twitter acct..and it DID NOT work as the same invalid credentials remain…bought this last yr..thought the bugs were resolved…not even close DONT WASTE UR $
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Worked once, then says to delete & reinstall Twitter.

I started the delete process, but it takes several hours & I had to stop it to use my phone.
Now it can’t reconnect to my Twitter account- asked that I DELETE Twitter and reinstall. I did & it still doesn’t work.

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FAQ

What does Tweeticide do?

Tweeticide is an application designed to help you delete all of your tweets from your Twitter account in one go. It allows you to quickly and securely remove your past posts, giving you a clean slate on your profile.

Can I keep my Twitter followers and screen name when using Tweeticide?

Yes, Tweeticide is designed to only delete your tweets. You will retain your existing screen name, all of your followers, and all of your direct messages. Your timeline will simply become empty of tweets.

How many tweets can Tweeticide delete?

Twitter's API limits the visibility and deletability of tweets to the last 3,200. Tweeticide can delete up to this maximum number of your most recent tweets. Older tweets that are not displayed by Twitter cannot be deleted by this tool.

Is Tweeticide free to use?

Based on the provided information, Tweeticide is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with its core functionality of deleting tweets.

Why would I want to delete all my tweets?

Users might want to delete all their tweets to refresh their online presence, remove potentially embarrassing or outdated content, or prevent their tweets from being archived by entities like the Library of Congress. It offers a way to start over on Twitter without losing your established account identity.