TweetBackup, one of the most popular Twitter archiving services out there, announced yesterday that it is shutting down.
If you’re a TweetBackup user, we’ve got suggestions below for where to shift your Twitter backups, as well as the scoop on why the shut-down is happening.
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Have you been wanting to download your Twitter archive, but your preferred language wasn’t supported?
Well, the English-only availability has been tweaked to include twelve more languages. No, one of them is not Esperanto. Listen closely and you’ll hear hipsters’ collective sigh as they play with their ironic mustaches.
Back in December Twitter began rolling out its long-awaited Twitter archive feature, which allows users to download a complete index of every tweet they’ve ever sent from their profile (including retweets), going all the way back to the day that they joined.
It’s taken a while but the feature has now rolled out to all users, and in this article we’ll show you how to download your Twitter archive and what you need to do to view it.
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