Category: Twitter
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How to Delete DeviantArt Comments
Learn how to use Redact.dev to delete DeviantArt all comments at once, or selectively by keyword, content type, or date range – safely and efficiently. Why Delete Your DeviantArt Posts? Over the years, your DeviantArt account may have collected comments that no longer reflects who you are today. Whether you’re rebranding, seeking better privacy, or…
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How to Automatically Delete Discord Messages
Your Discord history doesn’t have to pile up forever. With Redact’s Disappearing Mode for Discord, you can automatically delete your messages, replies, reactions, and more after a set amount of time, and never think about it again. Apps like Telegram, Snapchat, and Signal made disappearing messages popular. Now Redact brings that same power to your…
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How to Automatically Delete Tweets
Your tweets shouldn’t define your future. Today, Redact.dev introduces Disappearing Mode for Twitter — giving you total control over your posts by automatically deleting tweets, retweets, and likes after a set time. Apps like Signal, Telegram, and Snapchat already offer disappearing messages. Now, with Redact, you can bring that same self-cleaning technology to your Twitter…
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How to Automatically Delete Reddit Posts and Comments
If you’ve ever posted on Reddit and later wished you could easily clean up your history, you’re not alone. Now, with Redact.dev’s Disappearing Mode for Reddit, you can automatically delete posts, comments, and upvotes after a certain period of time — without having to manually dig through your account. While apps like Signal, Telegram, and…
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Auto-Delete Content on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Discord and Bluesky
We’ve just released a powerful new feature for redact.dev – Disappearing Mode. Disappearing Mode is designed to give you even more control over your online presence by enabling automatic deletion of posts, messages, comments and more across our most popular deletion social media platforms. Signal, Telegram, Snapchat and many other applications natively support self-destructing messages…
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New X Rules for Parody & Fan Accounts – Audit Your Content
As of April 10, X (formerly Twitter) has implemented new rules requiring parody, commentary, and fan accounts (also known as PCF accounts) to explicitly label themselves at the start of their display names. The purpose of this change is to reduce confusion and curb impersonation – especially after a series of impersonator accounts have misled…
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Top 10 Social Media Deletion Apps: A Comprehensive Comparison
Skype has been shut down – Redact.dev is no longer able to support Skype deletion. Managing your online presence is crucial. With the rise of privacy concerns and the desire for a more minimalist digital footprint, social media deletion apps have become increasingly popular. Our app, Redact.dev is a leading platform for mass deleting content…
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Elon’s Transparency Report Confirms X is Being Massively Manipulated
X / Twitter made a name for itself as the ‘internet’s town square’ – though the recency and openness of information shared on Twitter often draws criticism due to inaccuracies. The platform’s owner has been cited as a misinformation super spreader regarding the recent US election. Not only that – X’s own AI product Grok,…
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How To Delete All Your Tweets / X Posts – Protect Your Digital Footprint in 2025
Your X / Twitter posts, comments, quotes and reposts can make up a large portion of your digital footprint. Leaving your Twitter account history unmanaged can lead to reputational harm in your professional and personal life. If you’re a creator or public figure, it’s even more likely your old content will surface in unwanted ways. There’s…
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How to Mass Delete Twitter / X Likes
Delete some, or delete all of them at once! Your X (Twitter) likes stack up fast. A few years in and you can be sitting on thousands of them: old hot takes, replies you forgot about, and things you tapped at 2am and never thought about again. In June 2024, X made likes private, so…