Many people love how your Twitter feed can be linked to your Facebook account so that Twitter automatically posts your tweets to your Facebook timeline. Not everyone is such a big fan of the option, though. After all, Facebook and Twitter are very different kinds of platforms, with different uses. Twitter is more of a fast-paced way for users to discover new content and hold conversations in something like real-time. It appeals more to younger users. Facebook is more of a way to have a deeper engagement with a more select group of people, with more options and formats for communication. Its users skew older. Many people find that it's better to tailor their posts to the platform they are posting on. If you linked your Twitter and Facebook accounts but have come to regret that decision, then read on to learn how to unlink them.
To unlink the two accounts from your desktop or laptop, follow these steps:
If you have the Twitter app, you can unlink the two accounts with it by following these steps:
If you need to get the accounts unlinked for some reason, you can reach a Twitter customer support representative by phone or help forum. It's probably best to contact Twitter, as that is where you do the linking and unlinking. However, if you suspect that there's a problem with the Facebook end of things, you can reach a Facebook customer support representative by phone, email, chat, or help forum.
After thousands of Twitter customers came to GetHuman in search of an answer to this problem (and many others), we decided it was time to publish instructions. So we put together How Do I Unlink Twitter from Facebook? to try to help. It takes time to get through these steps according to other users, including time spent working through each step and contacting Twitter if necessary. Best of luck and please let us know if you successfully resolve your issue with guidance from this page.
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