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Whenever someone says something that you think needs to be spread, “tweeting” will be a good and easy way for people to know. Twitter allows you to do that through the official “retweet” action. Luckily, if you’ve retweeted something and then changed your mind, you can simply undo the action and wipe the trail away like nothing happened.
Steps
On mobile app
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Open the Twitter app on your phone. Find the blue bird icon and the text “Twitter” below it, then tap to open the app.
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Go to the profile page. In the bottom right corner of the screen is a gray outline of a profile picture with the words “Me” underneath. Click this button to open your Twitter profile.
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Scroll on the profile to find the retweet you want to delete. The profile contains the entire history of tweets and retweets that you have made. The retweet will show two rotating green arrows below the tweet. On the left is an image of the user who posted the original tweet.
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Click the retweet icon to delete the shared post. This will remove the tweet from your profile and no one including you will see the post on the Twitter feed.
- Note: this will not remove the original tweet from the original user’s timeline.
Delete the retweet you made
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Access your profile. To proceed, click or tap your avatar in the upper right corner of the screen. A menu will drop down. Click your name on the Twitter handle (or tap “Profile” on the mobile page). You have now reached your personal Twitter profile, which contains a history of all the statuses, tweets and retweets you’ve made and received.
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Find the retweet you want to delete. Scroll on Twitter profile to see retweets history. You can recognize tweets you’ve shared by looking for the retweet icon below the tweet: two spinning green arrows.
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If the retweet was made more than 6 months ago, your username and icon will show up in the list of people who retweeted, but the retweet arrow will be gray, not green. To delete the original retweet, you need to retweet it again so the arrow icon becomes green, then you can immediately delete the retweet by clicking the green retweet icon. This will also delete the original retweet you shared more than 6 months ago along with the previous content.
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Tap or click the Retweet icon. The retweet will be “undo” or removed from the profile, so neither you nor other users will see it on the Twitter feed.
- This process does not remove the original tweet from the posted user’s timeline.
Delete another user’s copied tweet
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You need to know the difference between retweets and copied tweets. If we want tweets written by other people to appear on our profile, we can repost their own tweets . Simply put, you just need to copy another user’s tweet, paste it in your own tweet and post it. Technically these posts are not retweets, so the removal process is the same as when deleting regular tweets. Therefore, the steps below are also ways to delete tweets from Twitter profile .
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Go to the profile page. How to find profiles will depend on whether you’re using Twitter on a computer or phone:
- On the mobile app, tap the profile picture in the bottom right corner of the screen with the word “Me”.
- On a web browser, you need to click on your profile picture in the upper right corner of the screen. Then, click on the name of the Twitter handle that appears in the drop-down menu.
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Once you reach your profile page, find the tweet you want to delete. Scroll through your profile to see a history of all tweets until you find the post you want to delete.
- If we remember the content of the tweet, we can enter the keyword in the post into the search bar in the upper right corner of the screen to find the specific tweet (however, this method will also return results from other users). ).
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Click the three gray dots in the lower right corner of the tweet you want to delete. A list of options will appear.
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Click “Delete Tweet”. Tweet will be removed from profile!
Hide other users’ retweets
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Identify retweets from people you don’t follow. Occasionally, someone you don’t follow will tweet and this content will be shared by users you follow . You can recognize these retweets by looking at the words “[Twitter user] retweeted” right above the tweet, next to it will be the blue retweet icon.
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Access that user’s profile. Click or tap the username displayed above the retweet.
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Find the gray gear icon in the upper right corner of the user profile. This icon is directly to the left of the blue “Fplowing” button. Tap or click the gear to see a drop-down menu of options.
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Tap or click “Turn off Retweets”. That way you won’t see any future retweets made by this user. We can’t remove other people’s retweets from our timeline, so the only solution (if you feel it’s necessary) is to selectively turn off specific user’s retweets. There’s also no way to block retweets in bulk on Twitter, so you’ll need to do this one by one. To avoid clutter, visit the homepage of the users you follow.
- You’ll still see tweets written by that user.
- Note: this has no retroactive effect, which means all retweets from earlier will still be on your timeline. [1] X Research Source
Advice
- If your tweet is private, no one can retweet it.
- You cannot retweet your own posts.
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Whenever someone says something that you think needs to be spread, “tweeting” will be a good and easy way for people to know. Twitter allows you to do that through the official “retweet” action. Luckily, if you’ve retweeted something and then changed your mind, you can simply undo the action and wipe the trail away like nothing happened.
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