How to log out of Twitter (X) on iPhone and Mac⏱️ 1 min read

How to log out of Twitter on iPhone and Mac

If you use Twitter (X) regularly, staying logged in is convenient. However, there may be situations when you need to log out, such as when lending your device to someone or using your account on another device. To ensure your security and privacy, in this article, I’ll show you how to log out of Twitter (X) on both your iPhone and Mac.

How to log out from Twitter (X) iPhone app

Follow the steps below to log out Twitter on your iPhone:

  1. Launch the Twitter (X) app.
  2. Tap the profile picture.
  3. Alternatively, you can also swipe left on the screen.
  4. Head to Settings and Support → Choose Settings and privacy → Tap Your account.

    Tap the profile picture, head to Settings and Support, choose Settings and privacy, and tap Your account
  5. Select Account information → Tap Log out.
  6. Confirm by hitting the Log out button.

    Select Account information, tap Log out, and confirm by hitting the Log out button

Log out of the Twitter (X) Mac app

Signing out of Twitter on Mac is a straightforward process. Here’s how it’s done:

  1. Open Spotlight (cmd (⌘) + Space bar) and launch Twitter (X).

    Open Spotlight (cmd (⌘) + Space bar) and launch Twitter (X)
  2. Select the three-dot iconSettings and Support → Choose Settings and privacy.
    Alternatively, you can click Twitter in the menu bar → Select Preferences.

    Select the three-dot icon, Settings and Support, and choose Settings and privacy
  3. Navigate to Your account.

    Navigate to Your account
  4. Pick the Account information option.

    Pick the Account information option
  5. Click Log out.

    Click Log out
  6. Press Log out again to confirm.

    Press Log out again to confirm

How to log out of Twitter (X) account from the web

In case you’re using Twitter on a web browser follow the below mentioned steps to log out from it:

  1. Head toHead to twitter.com.
  2. Click the three-dots icon → Select Log out (your username).

    Click the three-dots icon and select Log out (your username)
  3. Confirm by selecting Log out.

    Confirm by selecting Log out

Logged out!

On a personal note, I like to keep our Twitter (X) account logged in on my devices, but it’s essential to know how to log out of Twitter on your iPhone and Mac. I hope this article has been helpful in teaching you that.

If you need help with your Twitter account or Apple gadgets, feel free to comment below, and I’ll be here to help you.

FAQs

Do I need to log out of Twitter on my iPhone whenever I close the app?

No, you do not need to log out of Twitter whenever you close the app. Twitter will keep you logged in unless you manually choose to log out.

Is logging out of Twitter on a Mac the same as logging out on a browser?

Yes, logging out of Twitter on your Mac is equivalent to logging out of a web browser since you access Twitter through a browser on your Mac.

Can I remain logged in on the Twitter website but log out of the Twitter app on my Mac?

Yes, you can stay logged in to the Twitter website in your browser while logging out of the Twitter app on your Mac.

Was this helpful?

Thanks for your feedback!
Nutan
Content Writer at The Writing Paradigm | Website | + posts

Nutan is a BCA graduate with a keen interest in the world of consumer technology. A fan of both the Apple and Google ecosystems, he enjoys exploring the latest gadgets and how they can enhance our daily lives. Nutan specializes in crafting clear and informative how-to guides and comprehensive buying advice. His insightful reviews offer an in-depth look at the pros and cons of the newest tech products, helping readers make the best decisions for their needs.

Nutan is a BCA graduate with a keen interest in the world of consumer technology. A fan of both the Apple and Google ecosystems, he enjoys exploring the latest gadgets and how they can enhance our daily lives. Nutan specializes in crafting clear and informative how-to guides and comprehensive buying advice. His insightful reviews offer an in-depth look at the pros and cons of the newest tech products, helping readers make the best decisions for their needs.

Related Posts

How to take long exposure photos with iPhone

How to take long exposure photos with iPhone in 2024

Have you ever marveled at those captivating long exposure photos with an iPhone where waterfalls appear as silky ribbons or city streets are adorned with dreamy light…

How to turn off app notifications on Android

How to turn off app notifications on Android

Notifications, while helpful, can become a constant stream of interruptions that disrupt your focus. Fortunately, there are several methods to manage or completely silence these interruptions. In…

When to upgrade your iPhone 18 clear signs it's the right time!

When to upgrade your iPhone: 18 clear signs it’s the right time!

Key factors to consider before you upgrade your iPhone We’ve all been there staring at our trusty iPhone and wondering if it’s time to part ways. Maybe…

How to transfer contacts from Android to Android

How to transfer contacts from Android to Android (6 ways explained)

Switching to a new Android phone can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. I remember when I upgraded to my latest Android device, the excitement of exploring new…

How to enable Wi-Fi calling on Android

How to enable Wi-Fi calling on Android

Whether you’re stuck in a basement or out in a rural area, enabling Wi-Fi calling on Android can turn those weak signal frustrations into a thing of…

How to set up and use passkeys on Windows 11

Windows passkeys: How to set up and use passkeys on Windows 11

If you’re tired of juggling a million passwords and stressing over keeping them secure, you’re in luck. Windows 11 introduces a nifty feature called passkeys that simplifies…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *