Navigate to [https://twitter.com/home](https://twitter.com/home)

Here, you will be able to see all of your account information

Enter your old password and create your new one. Re-enter your password and hit save

Choose your method of authentication. BlackCloak recommends using an authentication app

Scan the QR code in your authenticator app and click next

Enter the six digit code generated from the authenticator app and hit confirm to complete the process

Enter the confirmation code
Follow the instructions on the authentication app to link your Twitter account. Once the authentication app generates a confirmation code, enter it here. 

If the authentication process fails, go back to link the app to your Twitter account and restart the process.

Manage what information you allow other people on Twitter to see.

Click protect. Now, the only people who can view your tweets are those who follow you.

Manage Google or Apple accounts connected to Twitter to log in.

Here, you can find any accounts connected to your Twitter. Click Security and account access

See information about when you logged into your account and the apps you connected to your account.

Here, you can see any apps connected to your Twitter, as well as any devices that you used to log in.

Apps and sessions
See information about when you logged into your account and the apps you connected to your account.
Connected apps
Sessions
Account access history
Logged-in devices and apps

Scroll down and click location information under data sharing and personalization

Click the box if you want Twitter to use your location to display posts that are tagged close to your location

Back on the location information page, click Add location information to your Tweets

Click Remove all location information attached to your Tweets

Remove all location information attached to your Tweets

Click delete if you want all location information removed from your tweets

Back on the location information page, now click see places you've been

Here, you will see all of the places where you logged into Twitter. Click remove

Click remove to clear out the locations from your Twitter history

Click the Personalized ads field if you want to receive personalized ads.

Click Data sharing with business partners

Allow sharing of additional information with Twitter’s business partners.

Click this box if you want Twitter to share your information with its business partners

Twitter always shares information with business partners as a way to run and improve its products. When enabled, this allows Twitter to share additional information with those partners to help support running Twitter’s business, including making Twitter’s marketing activities on other sites and apps more relevant for you. Learn more

Click these fields if you don't want people who have your email address or phone number find you on Twitter

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