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When you create an account for Twitter, you may be asked to customize your Twitter experience. Depending on your country and the information you provide when you create your account, you may see the following settings in the account creation experience.

Let others find your Twitter account by your email address or phone number

Often the best connections on Twitter are with people you already know. In order to help you make those connections, Twitter may use your email address or phone number to help others find your account. You can enable or disable this feature by using your email and phone number discoverability privacy settings. Learn more about those settings here.

Receive email about your Twitter activity and recommendations

Twitter is where you can see what’s happening in the world right now. In order to keep you informed about activity related to your Twitter account and provide recommendations of what’s most relevant or popular in the moment, Twitter may send emails to you. You can control whether Twitter will send you emails about your Twitter activity and recommendations by adjusting your email preferences. As part of providing the Twitter service, we may need to send you certain communications, such as service announcements and administrative messages. Learn more about your email preferences here.

Receive personalized ads based on your activity off Twitter

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Twitter works with ads partners and affiliates to bring you more useful and interesting ads on and off Twitter. Twitter’s ad partners and affiliates share information directly with us, and may integrate our advertising technology to enable Twitter to collect similar information directly from their websites or apps. Your personalized ads setting controls whether Twitter uses this data to show you interest-based advertising on and off Twitter, and also controls whether Twitter will use data about your activity on Twitter to show you interest-based advertising off Twitter. Learn more about your privacy controls for personalized ads here.

After you finish creating an account on Twitter, you can always review and modify these and other settings through your account settings, available on twitter.com, Twitter for iOS, and Twitter for Android.

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Using Twitter
- Tweets
Managing your account
- Login and password
Safety and security
- Security and hacked accounts
Rules and policies
- Twitter Rules and policies

I lost my phone

If you are enrolled in two-factor authentication (2FA) and you generated a backup code, enter the backup code to access your account and update your Mobile settings.
If you are no longer logged in to your account and do not have access to an active backup code, please contact our support team for assistance.

Note: If your account has SMS text message two-factor authentication turned on (and when it is the only two-factor option turned on) and you're still logged in, you can remove your phone from your Mobile settings on twitter.com. Click Delete my phone and two-factor authentication will be automatically turned off for your account.

I bought a new phone

We suggest backing up your old phone before you replace it. This will let you restore your app session on your new device, allowing you to continue to use two-factor authentication. (Note: If you're on Twitter for iOS, we recommend you do an encrypted backup to preserve your app key. Typically, iCloud backups alone do not preserve the key and without an encrypted backup, you may be required to log back into your app using a temporary password generated on twitter.com)
You can also unenroll from two-factor authentication on your old phone, or from twitter.com if you have an existing open web session. If you do not have an open web session and you do not have your old phone, you can still log back in to twitter.com using your backup code.
Learn tips on how to keep your account secure.

I didn't receive the SMS code

SMS text messages may experience delays in delivery. Please wait at least two minutes before trying to sign in again.
If you're logged in, verify that your phone is turned on correctly in your Mobile settings.
If you recently changed your phone number or mobile carrier, you will need to update your settings. You may do so through the web, iOS, or Android apps if you are still logged in. If not, you may use a backup code to log in and change your settings. More information about backup codes is below.
If your mobile device is offline, or on flight mode, you may fail to receive two-factor authentication codes through SMS. Alternatively, you can generate a code through your Twitter for iOS or Twitter for Android app, or through a QR code via twitter.com (instructions listed below).

How to generate a code on the Twitter for iOS and Twitter for Android apps:

Go to your Settings and privacy.
- On Twitter for iOS: In the top menu, tap your profile icon and select Settings and privacy.
- On Twitter for Android: In the top menu, you will either see a navigation menu icon or your profile icon. Tap whichever icon you have and select Settings and privacy.
Tap Account, then tap Security.
Tap Login code generator.
Use the code shown to log in to your Twitter account.

I can't log in on my phone

Adjusting your mobile settings may help with this issue. Log in to twitter.com from a desktop or laptop computer.
Alternatively, try signing out of your account from the device you used to enroll in two-factor authentication. This will turn it off, and you can then sign back in with your username and password. Visit these articles for sign-out instructions: Twitter for iOS or Twitter for Android.

I didn't receive the push notification

Check that you have turned on mobile notifications. You will not receive a login push notification if you do not have mobile notifications turned on for your device.
You can always check your recent login requests from within your app to see a list of all requests available to approve or deny. Pull down on the list to refresh the page to see most recent requests.

If using Twitter for iOS:

In the top menu, tap your profile icon and select Settings and privacy.
Tap Account, then tap Security.
Tap Login Requests to see a list of all requests.
If you’re still stuck, you can also request a login code to be sent to your phone via text message. Click the link Request a code sent to your phone via SMS when you log in to your account on twitter.com.

If using Twitter for Android:

In the top menu, you will either see a navigation menu icon or your profile icon. Tap whichever icon you have.
Tap Settings and privacy.
Tap Account, and select Security.
Tap the option for Login Requests.
If you’re still stuck, you can also request a login code to be sent to your phone via text message. Click the link Request a code sent to your phone via SMS when you log in to your account on twitter.com.

I get an error when I try to use my backup codes

If you try to login using an inactive backup code, or try to use a backup code out of order, you will see an error message. You will need to generate a new backup code to log in.
Your backup codes will only work when logging in to twitter.com, mobile.twitter.com, Twitter for iOS or Android, or another Twitter client. If you're trying to access a third party application associated with your Twitter account, you'll need to use a temporary password instead of your backup code.

Using backup codes

A backup code is automatically generated for you when you turn on two-factor authentication through your iOS or Android Twitter app. You can also generate a backup code on twitter.com. Write down, print or take a screenshot of this backup code. In the event that you lose your mobile device or change your phone number, you can use this backup code to log in to your account. Backup codes are not the same as temporary passwords.

To generate a new backup code through your Twitter app:

Go to your Settings and privacy (on an iOS device, tap your profile icon; on an Android device, tap the navigation menu icon or your profile icon).
Tap Account, then tap Security.
Tap Backup code.
To use your backup code, log in to Twitter with your usual username and password combination. When you see that a two-factor authentication request has been sent, click the link to enter your backup code. Enter the backup code you've generated to log into the site.

Note: You can generate up to five active backup codes at any given time. Be sure to use the codes in the order in which you generated them; using a code out of order will invalidate all previously generated codes.

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