Contact

Write to us at contact@tweetattacks.com.

Good reasons to write:

• A guide is wrong, or a setting we describe has moved or been renamed in the X app.
• You received a new kind of phishing DM, fake notice or impersonation attempt and want to warn others. Screenshots help; please blur your own details first.
• The security check or the link explainer gave a result that looks off.

We read everything, though we can't promise to answer every message.

What we can't do

We are not X and we have no access to anyone's account. We can't recover a hacked account, remove a suspension, verify anyone or speed up a support ticket. For those, use X's official help center at help.x.com, starting from the X app or by typing the address yourself.

Please don't send passwords, login codes or backup codes, even partly redacted. We will never ask for them. Anyone who contacts you claiming to be from TweetAttacks and offering to "recover" an account for a fee is a scammer.