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I have previously used Shame Eraser [0] for this, which uses your Twitter Archive [1] to get all of the status IDs so you don't run into rate limiting problems.
by css 8y ago
I have previously used Shame Eraser [0] for this, which uses your Twitter Archive [1] to get all of the status IDs so you don't run into rate limiting problems. I was able to delete 87k tweets in a few hours a couple years ago with it. Is this software just as fast?
[0]: https://github.com/benjaminjackson/shame-eraser https://github.com/benjaminjackson/shame-eraser
[1]: https://help.twitter.com/en/managing-your-account/how-to-download-your-twitter-archive https://help.twitter.com/en/managing-your-account/how-to-dow...
- NickGott 8y agoWow, I didn't even think about using a twitter archive to delete everything. This will help me get around the 3.2k API limit problem I was experiencing. I'll work on integrating this.
- agentdrtran 8y agowould this work for likes as wlel ?
- NickGott 8y agoI will have to check and see if the twitter archive also stores likes/retweets