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How to Change Your Email Address on Twitter
- 2. When you first registered to Twitter, one of the basic requirements was an email.
- 3. Twitter makes use of your email to update you on your account changes.
- 4. For example, whenever someone messages you or in recovering your account, you’ll get an email notification.
- 5. Only one email per Twitter account is allowed. But if you’d like to change the email which your current account is linked to, follow these steps:
- 6. Ready your new email address.
- 7. Log in to www.twitter.com
- 8. Click on your username on the upper right corner of your homepage
- 9. And go to Account Settings
- 10. Under that tab, you'll see this field
- 11. Type your new email address into the email address field to replace the old one.
- 12. After entering your new email address in the correct field, click Save
- 13. Then you are required to enter your current password as displayed by a dialog box. Hit Save Changes.
- 14. After saving, a yellow box will appear below the email field stating to confirm your email change.
- 15. It won’t be removed unless you confirm your email.
- 17. Sign in to your email account. The new email you used not the one you replaced.
- 18. Open the new message you received from Twitter. The message is about confirming your email.
- 19. Simply click the confirmation link.
- 20. Lastly, you would then be directed to your Twitter account.
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- When you first registered to Twitter, one of the basic requirements was an email. Twitter makes use of your email to update you on your account changes.
- When you first registered to Twitter, one of the basic requirements was an email. Twitter makes use of your email to update you on your account changes.
- For example, whenever someone messages you or in recovering your account, you’ll get email notifications. Only one email per Twitter account is allowed. But if you’d like to change the email which your current Twitter is linked to, follow these steps:
- For example, whenever someone messages you or in recovering your account, you’ll get email notifications. Only one email per Twitter account is allowed. But if you’d like to change the email which your current Twitter is linked to, follow these steps:
- Ready your new email address.
- Go to www.twitter.com and click on Account Settings.
- Go to www.twitter.com and click on Account Settings.
- Go to www.twitter.com and click on Account Settings
- Under that tab, you'll see this field - real name, username, and email address. Type your new email address into the email address field to replace the old one.
- Under that tab, you'll see this field - real name, username, and email address. Type your new email address into the email address field to replace the old one.
- After entering your new email address in the correct field, click Save
- Then you are required to enter your current password as displayed by a dialog box. Hit Save Changes.
- After saving, a yellow box will appear below the email field stating to confirm your email change. It won’t be removed unless you confirm your email.
- After saving, a yellow box will appear below the email field stating to confirm your email change. It won’t be removed unless you confirm your email.
- Confirming your email:
- Sign in to your email’s inbox. The new email you used not the one you replaced.
- Open the new message you received there from Twitter. Message is about confirming your email.
- Simply click the confirmation link.
- Lastly, you would then be directed to your Twitter account.