How to delete suspended Twitter account

Twitter is a long-range social media site that started in 2006; it is undoubtedly one of the most famous apps accessible today, with 100 million new users a day and 500 million tweets shared daily. Twitter can be used as a different news source for following celebrities, keeping up with their news and thoughts, or keeping in contact with your old friends. However, its popularity can be scary.

Why do you maybe want to delete your Twitter account?

Sometimes you realize that it is time to delete your account. This might be due to one of the following:

• Individuals cannot quit discussing political issues on Twitter, especially since 2016. Once you start talking too much about politics, you dive into big arguments online with different people who disagree with your point of view. Those out-of-hand debates can cause significant issues overall.
• Twitter activates big crowds. Now and then, they have been bringing new content, but most of the time, users appear to be rude or awful and do not understand. The main reason for their hatred is to create issues between the users. Most people in those crowds do not know who or what they support and defend.
• Twitter is this unusual place between reality and some made-up words.
• The ideal approach to persuade followers to follow you and like what you are tweeting is to be furious. Statement tweets that are polls usually start with some kind of argument. Especially if your and someone else’s opinion does not match. On the other hand, if you post a tweet that some individuals like, they will joyfully follow you.
• Twitter is addictive, particularly when you have a lot of free time. However, you waste it on reading and following negative tweets.

How do I delete your suspended Twitter account?

Sometimes, you might run into some problems or online fights, and because of them, your Twitter account can get suspended. Some of the reasons that could get your account suspended are threatening tweets, spam tweets, abusive behavior, impersonation of the persona of others, or a hacked account.

Unfortunately, we cannot delete your account that is suspended. You should wait until it is not suspended anymore. To remove the suspension from the account and delete it, follow these steps:

• You can drop the suspension yourself. You will be asked to type in your email or phone number on the login page. Then, a few new directions will be displayed on the screen for you. Follow and follow the steps displayed to you so you can drop the suspension.
• On the other hand, your account might get suspended again even if you have just unsuspended it. When you try to log in again, you will see that your account has been locked on the login page. You can simply follow the guidelines, and your account will be unsuspended in the blink of an eye.
• This is a very long procedure, yet it is the final option you could try in these circumstances. If the first two possible solutions do not work for you, you might have to continue to the “Advanced” settings and get in touch directly with a Twitter staff group that handles your suspension case. If they are happy with the information you have provided, your account will be unsuspended quickly.
• As we previously mentioned, to erase a suspended Twitter account, you first have to unsuspend it. Once you are done with that, you can delete your whole account.