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    Hacked iTweet Account

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    If you believe someone else has access to your iTweet account, act quickly. This guide walks you through identifying the compromise, locking the attacker out, and restoring your account to a safe state.

    • Posts, comments, DMs, or follows you didn't make.
    • Your email, phone, username, or password was changed without your action.
    • You received a login alert from a device or location you don't recognize.
    • Friends report suspicious DMs sent from your account.
    • You're suddenly logged out and can't sign back in.
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    1. Open Settings → Security Center and review Active Sessions.
    2. Tap Log out on every device you don't recognize.
    3. Change your password to a strong, unique one (12+ characters, not reused elsewhere).
    4. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) via authenticator app or SMS.
    5. Review connected apps and revoke anything unfamiliar.
    6. Confirm the email and phone number on the account are still yours.
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    Start with Account Recovery. iTweet will send a verification code to your email or phone. If both were changed by the attacker, choose "I no longer have access to these" to enter manual review. You'll be asked for:

    • The original email or phone used to sign up.
    • Approximate account creation date.
    • A recent device or IP you signed in from.
    • Government ID if the account is verified or monetized.

    Manual review typically takes 24–72 hours.

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    • Delete any posts, reels, comments, or DMs the attacker created.
    • Warn followers you were compromised — attackers often DM scams to your contacts.
    • Review and remove unknown followers, blocked lists, and muted words.
    • Check payment methods and subscription changes.
    • Rotate passwords on the email account linked to iTweet — that's how most takeovers start.
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    File a report from Settings → Support → Report a hacked account. Include timestamps, unknown device names, and screenshots. Our Trust & Safety team can freeze the account, invalidate all sessions, and audit recent activity.

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    • Use a password manager — never reuse the iTweet password anywhere else.
    • Turn on 2FA and save your backup codes offline.
    • Never share verification codes, even with people claiming to be iTweet support.
    • Be cautious of DMs with links promising verification, free followers, or brand deals.
    • Regularly check Secure your iTweet account for a full checklist.
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