How to keep my Twitter accounts safe ?

[awesomewebsites]

Sometimes when I login after few months, it asks for different types of verifications. Is it possible to skip these verifications especially the need to add a number?

 

[bdman]

Add mobile number

 

[awesomewebsites]

Add mobile number

Multiple accounts. I do not have so many numbers.

 

[noellarkin]

IP issues are a major reason Twitter flags accounts and asks for verification. Use mobile proxies when creating accounts and don't log in from VPN IPs. Preserve the cookies so you don't have to keep logging in.
Changing username, adding a URL in your profile bio also lead to verification prompts.
Tweeting a link too soon after making an account prompts verification sometimes.

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

The accounts need to be phone verified sooner than later and even then they can/will ask you to re-verify. I don't really do Twitter nowadays, but when i did, after phone verification i removed the phone number, so in case of re-verification request they couldn't lock you out, if you didn't have access to that number anymore.

 

[noellarkin]

The accounts need to be phone verified sooner than later and even then they can/will ask you to re-verify. I don't really do Twitter nowadays, but when i did, after phone verification i removed the phone number, so in case of re-verification request they couldn't lock you out, if you didn't have access to that number anymore.

I've done this previously, but stopped because I didn't want multiple accounts to be tied to the same phone number. Have you tried this method with a large number (100+) accounts?

 

[awesomewebsites]

The accounts need to be phone verified sooner than later and even then they can/will ask you to re-verify. I don't really do Twitter nowadays, but when i did, after phone verification i removed the phone number, so in case of re-verification request they couldn't lock you out, if you didn't have access to that number anymore.

If this still works, my problem will be solved.

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

I've done this previously, but stopped because I didn't want multiple accounts to be tied to the same phone number. Have you tried this method with a large number (100+) accounts?

I wasn't removing the numbers for the reason to reuse them with other accounts. Tying accounts like that is not too safe for sure.

 

[noellarkin]

If this still works, my problem will be solved.

Lock your user account and IP for every account you make. You won't have verification issues if you do that. Use browser fingerprint spoofing across every parameter (canvasAPI, audio, resolution, fonts etc).