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you don't need to burn the burner phone necessarily. Just take out the battery and store it somewhere safe.
by elchief 10y ago
you don't need to burn the burner phone necessarily. Just take out the battery and store it somewhere safe.
- schlowmo 10y ago> "which fails with the burner phone number used to create the account." Maybe I expressed that a bit unclear: I didn't mean it fails because you have no longer access to the number (= you burned the burner). It fails because Twitter don't accept this same number which worked while sign-up anymore for re-verfification. To be honest: I'm not sure if Twitter accepts any other number in that case or if the prompt for phone number re-verification is just an obscure way of saying "Your account is permanently locked for any reason."