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So I have a business twitter for my site..
If I gave somebody the twitter email and password to reply to orders etc...
Would they be able to take over/jack the twitter?
I know they would easily be able to change the email and pass, but it would still be linked to my phone number;
so would they be able to completely jack it, stopping me from accessing it permanently?
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If I gave somebody the twitter email and password to reply to orders etc...
Would they be able to take over/jack the twitter?
I know they would easily be able to change the email and pass, but it would still be linked to my phone number;
so would they be able to completely jack it, stopping me from accessing it permanently?
+REP 50 anyone who helps:).
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They could easily remove your phone number and put there's and boom gone your account
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R2Esports wrote They could easily remove your phone number and put there's and boom gone your account
But when they try change it wont they have to get verification through either my phone or email?
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They can always remove the number dude
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They can change all info.
For example if they change the email and password then change the phone number and it usually sends message to new number and if for some reason it sends to email it would send to the new email.
For example if they change the email and password then change the phone number and it usually sends message to new number and if for some reason it sends to email it would send to the new email.
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If I gave somebody the twitter email and password to reply to orders etc...
If you gave your Business Twitter Email & Password you're responsible for what ever happens next with your Twitter. Example, Stolen, Theft'd, Re-change email and password etc..
Would they be able to take over/jack the twitter?
Yes, they could but you may could have your Twitter back if you're lucky
but it would still be linked to my phone number
Twitter asks to verify your Twitter with your phone number for reasons such as security reasons so what ever has changed through out your Twitter like your Email & Password. You should have a notification saying "Your Email & Password has been changed" with the date and time.
Would they be able to completely jack it, stopping me from accessing it permanently?
As I said, you can be jacked from your Twitter so you can't access your Twitter again but if you're lucky and report your case you can get your Twitter back.
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Why would you give someone access to your Twitter when you could just go to tweetdeck.twitter.com and team them so they can tweet from your account without actually having access to it.
You could also do this on Crowdfire but Tweetdeck would be the best.
You could also do this on Crowdfire but Tweetdeck would be the best.
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Evident wrote Why would you give someone access to your Twitter when you could just go to tweetdeck.twitter.com and team them so they can tweet from your account without actually having access to it.
You could also do this on Crowdfire but Tweetdeck would be the best.
It's a customer service twitter, people tweet @ it with questions regarding their order, this has to be manually done.
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JM- wroteEvident wrote Why would you give someone access to your Twitter when you could just go to tweetdeck.twitter.com and team them so they can tweet from your account without actually having access to it.
You could also do this on Crowdfire but Tweetdeck would be the best.
It's a customer service twitter, people tweet @ it with questions regarding their order, this has to be manually done.
I understand that. You can use Tweetdeck for business accounts like your own. Do you really think people that work at any big company have access to the Twitter account? Nope.
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