Have you deactivated your Twitter account and regret it now? It is normal to feel the need to unsubscribe from social networks sometimes. However, it is also common to realise after a period of reflection that some are not so bad and that you enjoy the benefits of certain networks, so for this reason, you may want to recover your account. Twitter has clear policies regarding the recovery of unsubscribed accounts, so this OneHowTo explains how to reactivate your Twitter account in detail and in which cases you'll need to create a new account.
WARNING! To reactivate your Twitter account, less than 30 days must have passed since deactivation. It is impossible to reactivate it if more than a month has passed as all the data will have been deleted, so the only solution for users of this social network is to create a new account. If you wish, you can use the same email that you used previously, as well as the same user name, provided it is still available.
However, if you disabled your Twitter account less than 30 days ago, then read on because this OneHowTo will explain how to recover it.
If you deactivated your Twitter account less than 30 days ago, you'll need to reactivate your Twitter account by following the reactivation process on your computer because it is not available on mobile devices.
Go to the Twitter homepage to start.
Once there, log in as normal by entering your username or email and password. On clicking the button to log into your account, you will automatically reactivate your account, as the data is only deleted if one month has passed since you deactivated your account.
If the system tells you that recovery is temporarily disabled, you should try again later. If you are nearing the end of 30 days, you can make a request to Twitter's technical support team to help you with urgent reactivation by filling in a form they'll provide you.
Bear in mind that when reactivating your Twitter account, it is possible that the amount of people you follow, your followers or published tweets may not be correct. If this happens, wait for 48 hours for the system to be completely restored, after which time your account will usually be in order.
Otherwise, you can contact Twitter's technical support team who will help you to correctly recover your data.
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