If your Twitter account is not hacked somewhere, follow these tips to avoid it

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Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan's Twitter account recently became a haiku.  This account was haunted by Pro-Pakistan Tarkish group.  Instead of photographing Amitabh Bachchan's photograph by hooking up the account, the photo of the prime minister was taken.  Amitabh Bachchan also filed a complaint in this matter.  However, Twitter account can be hacked with any user.  If you want to avoid this situation, here's the solution shown for it.  Following these tips will save your Twitter account and know whether your account is safe or not.

  1. Login to Twitter account and if you see any strange activity, then understand that the account has been hacked.  This activity means that someone can send a direct message, follow the stranger, send spam messages and so on.
2. Even if the account can not be logged, it is a sign of the haking.  Hackers can change username, password, email id etc.  That is why keep an eye on their email.  If there is a change in the Twitter account, then the Twitter email is required.

  3. Check which twitter account you have logged on to which device.

  Save the account in this way

  Do not share an ID, password, a person, a website or an app.  Doing so may be harmful.  If the password set on Twitter does not appear secure then change it immediately.  Set the password in such a way that it can not crack any faster.  If you have trouble setting up the password contact the Twitter support.

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