Clearing a large backlog of tweets can feel risky if you worry about account restrictions. DeleteTweets (https://taskease.info/DeleteTweets) minimizes that risk by running entirely in your browser and simulating normal user actions. You stay within expected patterns while still removing tweets, retweets, replies, and likes at scale.

Safety first: Browser-side actions, smart pacing, and backups help you delete confidently.

Why browser-side deletion is safer

• No external data access: The extension doesn’t need your account data; it works through the same interface you do.
• Human-like pacing: Actions mirror regular user behavior to avoid sudden spikes.
• Full control: Filters let you segment work into smaller batches instead of deleting everything at once.

Safe high-volume workflow

1. Open https://taskease.info/DeleteTweets and choose the tweet type to delete.
2. Set filters (date, keyword, engagement, or custom) to limit each pass.
3. Create a backup and archive deleted tweets for reference.
4. Start deletion. The extension handles search and removal automatically in-browser.
5. Take short breaks between large batches if you’re clearing tens of thousands of posts.
6. Export your backup to keep a local record of what changed.

Best practices to avoid restrictions

• Run smaller date windows (e.g., six months at a time) to keep activity steady.
• Use keywords to prioritize sensitive topics first.
• Monitor progress and pause between runs instead of pushing nonstop activity.

Delete at scale without anxiety. Start a safe cleanup with DeleteTweets: https://taskease.info/DeleteTweets.