Why It Says Can’t Sign Up When Creating a Twitter Account
When it comes to the finest micro-blogging site, Twitter is at the top of the list — owing to its easy user interface, vital functions, and so on. Being a Twitter user isn't all that tough, particularly since it's so simple to join up. However, you may have some signing in or logging in issues from time to time for a variety of reasons. We are happy to offer you a few helpful suggestions on how to join up for Twitter and some useful advice if you are having difficulties signing in to Twitter, similar to our article on Facebook Sign in tips.
Sign Up for Twitter
Signing up for a Twitter account is as simple as going to a website and inputting some basic information that you already know. Twitter's home screen has changed many times throughout the years, and you may discover a different layout later today. However, two things are consistent across all of those pages: Log in and sign-up buttons. Because you are a new user with no account, you must click the Sign up option.
Enter just your name and phone number/email address now, and then click the Next button. Following that, you may see a tick labeled Track when you view Twitter information throughout the web. Keep the check in the box if you want to allow it. Otherwise, delete it and proceed by clicking the Next button. It's now time to confirm your email address or phone number.
You would get an OTP, which you would input on the Twitter website after which you would establish a password. Do not use your name, birthdate, or any other commonly used passwords. For your Twitter account, it is advised that you establish and use a strong password.
Following that, you can personalize your profile by uploading a profile photo and filling out some personal information. All of these actions are simple to carry out. However, many individuals often have issues while attempting to login into their Twitter account. These suggestions should hopefully assist you in resolving your problems at this time.
Help with Twitter Login and Sign-in Issues
Most sign-in problems arise when you use the incorrect password, which is easily remedied by changing your password. You may be in one of two situations: you are logged in but do not remember your password, or you are not signed in but do not remember your password. In any case, you may use these methods to resolve the issue.
If you are logged in but do not remember your password
You must choose the settings and privacy option after clicking the More button. Then, make sure you're in the Account section. There is a Password option available here. Select this option. If you can't remember your current password, click the Forgot password option beneath the Current password box. It should now lead you to another page where you will be prompted to choose a medium for receiving an OTP. You may choose anything if you have a registered email ID and phone number. Otherwise, it should display the only information on this page that has been registered. To get the OTP, click the Continue button. After you submit it, you will be prompted to enter your new password.
You are not logged in, and you do not recall your password.
To reset your Twitter password, go to the password reset website, enter your email address, phone number, or Twitter username in the appropriate fields, and then click the Search button. If you provided the right information, you should be sent to a website where you may request an OTP to your cell phone or email address. Then, input the OTP and establish the new password appropriately.
If it doesn't work, you may open a support request from this page. You must know the username to do so. After you confirm your account, you will be sent an OTP to your registered email address or cellphone number.
You may have realized that your phone number is important in maintaining your Twitter account after reading all of these procedures. It's a good idea to link your phone number to your Twitter account. If you ever lose access to your email account, you may request a password reset by SMS (text message). Go here to link your cellphone number to your Twitter account.
You may add or change your cellphone number from this page.
Twitter has been blocked.
It is a security precaution used by Twitter to protect users from having their accounts hijacked by criminals. In layman's terms, Twitter momentarily disables your profile if you repeatedly input incorrect login credentials.
This lock is automatically removed after 60 minutes. You will then be able to successfully log in with your correct password. If you are still unable, you may need to do the following two steps:
You must reset your password, which you may do by following the steps outlined above.
If you're using a Twitter client for Windows, uninstall it as well as any third-party applications like Tweet deck, Hootsuite, and so on, and try again after an hour.
Twitter account has been hacked
Twitter, like Facebook, is an appealing venue for testing an attacker's competence. In other words, numerous attackers may attempt to login in to your account without your knowledge. If you believe your Twitter account has been hacked or stolen, try resetting your password to see if it helps. If it doesn't, follow the instructions on this page to restore your hijacked Twitter account.
Twitter login issues on a mobile device
Depending on the device you're using, you may run into a variety of issues while trying to access Twitter. However, these common remedies may be useful to you.
Check that your Twitter client is up to date and that you are using the official Twitter client rather than a third-party one.
Check that your device's date and time settings are accurate.
Whether you're using a VPN or proxy, try deactivating it to see if it solves your problem.
Check that your internet connection is operational.
If all else fails, just go ahead and report your issues to Twitter here.
Final Thoughts
The majority of issues may be prevented by using a strong password and restricting access to third-party apps by allowing only trustworthy third-party programs and applications to be linked with your Twitter account.
