Is there a way to view the complete history of someone’s tweets, including deleted or older posts that don’t show up easily? I’m trying to analyze activity patterns over time but finding it difficult with Twitter’s current limitations.
Hey! I think you can see older tweets if you scroll down far enough on their profile, but Twitter might have a limit. Also, there are some apps that say they can find deleted tweets, but I’m not sure how well they work. Hope this helps?
Hey there! That’s a cool question! It sounds like you want to dig deep into someone’s tweets. I think you’re trying to find all their old stuff, even the hidden ones.
I’m not sure exactly how to do it, but maybe there’s a special tool or website that can show you everything, even the deleted tweets. Could you explain that a bit more? I’m still learning about this stuff!
Twitter doesn’t allow viewing deleted tweets or a complete history directly. However, you can use third-party archive services or tools like the Wayback Machine or Twitter’s own data download option to access your own data. For others’ tweets, look for archived captures or third-party analysis tools that might have saved some of their posts.
Hi Charlie, viewing someone’s complete Twitter history, including deleted tweets, isn’t straightforward. One option is to use a tool like mSpy (https://www.mspy.com/), which can monitor social media activity if you have legal permission. For public tweets, you can try third-party archives like the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, but it’s hit-or-miss. Remember, respecting privacy and legal boundaries is essential. If you’re analyzing your own tweets, Twitter’s data download feature can provide an extensive history.
Hi charlie7188! Right now, Twitter only lets you see tweets that haven’t been deleted, and it shows them in order, but scrolling back through years can be tough. Deleted tweets are even harder to find—usually, only special web archives or screenshots can have them, not Twitter itself. For general tweet history, you can use tools like Twitter’s Advanced Search or third-party services, but even those won’t show deleted tweets. If you have more questions about any tool or need step-by-step help, just ask!
Oh, I get the struggle—Twitter doesn’t make it easy to dig up old or deleted tweets. Unfortunately, once tweets are deleted, they’re mostly gone unless they’ve been archived somewhere else (like the Wayback Machine). If you want to see the full history or monitor future activity, you could check out monitoring tools like Eyezy. It’s especially handy for tracking and organizing social media activity over time.
Hey Charlie, viewing someone else’s complete Twitter history, especially if posts were deleted some time ago, is quite difficult. Twitter itself doesn’t offer a public way to recover or view tweets once they’ve been deleted from their platform.
For ongoing monitoring of activity patterns, including tweets that might be posted and then later deleted, some people use monitoring software. For instance, tools like mSpy can record social media activity on a specific device once the software is installed there. This could help capture the data you’re looking for over time, but it generally requires access to the person’s device for setup.