Who Unfollowed Me on Twitter

In this post, we’ve gathered a list of the most popular free applications and websites for tracking who unfollows you on Twitter.

Twitter has evolved into a must-have social networking site, particularly for working professionals and those trying to grow their network. However, while Twitter alerts you immediately if someone follows you, the same is not true when someone unfollows you.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Who unfollowed me on Twitter?” You’re very fortunate! Because you can check it using third-party applications. Numerous apps will monitor your account and tell you when someone unfollows you on Twitter.

Let’s examine some of the most popular apps.

1. Who Unfollowed Me

   

   Who Unfollowed Me is a simple program that displays information on those who have unfollowed you and your non-followers and followers. It’s simple to use and provides many useful features for free.

   Who Unfollowed Me also shows you stats like when you joined Twitter and the age of your last Tweet. It’s an excellent way to remind yourself to post consistently, which is critical to building your social presence and personal brand.

   Here are the steps you’ll need to do to find out who unfollowed you on Twitter:

   1. Step 01

      Go to Who Unfollowed Me website on your computer or laptop.

   2. Step 02

      Log in your Twitter with your username and password.

   3. Step 03

      A dashboard displaying your Twitter stats will appear.

   4. Step 04

      Tap the “Unfollowers” tab at the top of the screen to view the details for the accounts that unfollowed you.

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3. Unfollower Stats

   

   Whereas most other unfollower trackers rely solely on a website, Unfollower Stats is one of the few providers that includes a functional iOS app. It also offers the most detailed and user-friendly dashboards.

   Unfollower Stats also can expressly state that the service does not post spam tweets on your behalf. It gives a level of security that other providers do not. 

   Unfollower Stats, like most unfollower services, only monitors followers who had started unfollowing you since you first used it – it can’t go back in time before you connected it to Twitter.

   Unfollower Stats is free to use, but if you want an ad-free experience, you’ll need to upgrade to its pro plan. Nonetheless, you can check by following the procedures below:

   1. Step 01

      Go to the website of Unfollower Stats.

   2. Step 02

      Log in with your Twitter username and password on the page.

   3. Step 03

      After successfully checking in, go to the left panel and select “Unfollowers.” You’ll see all of your unfollowers’ details right here!

4. Crowdfire

   

   Crowdfire is a social media management program that allows you to manage your social media platform accounts, including Twitter, Instagram, and others, from one location. You may even see who unfollowed you by connecting your Twitter account to Crowdfire and then following the instructions below:

   1. Step 01

      Using any web browser, go to the Crowdfire website.

   2. Step 02

      By pressing the “Sign in with Twitter” option, you can access your Twitter account through Crowdfire.

   3. Step 03

      The dashboard will then appear. Now, from the list, choose “Recent Unfollowers.” You can now see who has recently unfollowed you on the Twitter app.

5. Circleboom

   

   Circleboom Twitter is a full-fledged Twitter media management application that allows you to see who unfollowed you. You can verify your non-followers by following the simple steps outlined below:

   1. Step 01

      Use any web browser to access the Circleboom website.

   2. Step 02

      Log in to Circleboom with your existing account, or create one fast.

   3. Step 03

      Sign in to your Twitter account and grant Circleboom access.

   4. Step 04

      Navigate to the left sidebar, go to the Circle Tool, and finally, the “Not Following Back” option on the initial dashboard.

   5. Step 05

      All accounts that aren’t following you will be listed right there.

6. Zebra Boss

   Zebra Boss differs from the other Twitter follower trackers covered thus far in its operation. It generates daily updates on your followers and unfollowers and provides them via email. The benefit is that you do not need to link your Twitter account or let Zebra Boss have any further access to accomplish this.

   However, your account must be public for the service to read the follower data. The main drawback is that you can’t monitor unfollower data in real-time and must wait 24 hours for an updated list.

   Users with up to 1,000 followers can only use the free version of Zebra Boss. If you have more followers, you must purchase the Pro subscription, which costs $2 per month.

7. Tweepi

   Tweepi is a popular service due to its ease of use and features. Tweepi’s free version allows you to easily find your Twitter unfollowers and users who do not follow you back.

   It is a helpful tool for detecting when someone follows you and then unfollows you quickly after following them back. Tweepi also advises Twitter accounts to follow or unfollow when you upgrade to its premium plans.

   When you upgrade from the free subscription, you receive access to numerous of additional unfollow features. The Silver and Platinum paid plans to cost $129 and $249 per year.

Since Twitter does not automatically allow you to view who unfollowed you, you must rely on a third-party app. This indicates that you grant the website specific permissions to your Twitter account.

You must ensure that all of these websites are trustworthy and are not exploiting your data for illegal purposes. Numerous websites could use your account to send spam advertising Tweets or even messages to your followers.

As a general guideline, only grant permissions to the websites you trust, such as posting and deleting tweets. Like access to your followers and the following list, specific permissions must be expected to track who unfollowed you.

1. Twitter Application Authorization

   Most of the services featured above will require you to authorize them to link to your Twitter account to utilize them. Here’s how you do it:

   1. Step 01

      Navigate to the service’s website and click the Log In button. The majority of them will include a “Sign In with Twitter” option. Simply click on it.

   2. Step 02

      After that, the website will send you to the Twitter authorization page. After you’ve double-checked the permissions, click Authorize app.

   3. Step 03

      You will be instantly routed to the service’s website.

2. Disconnecting Apps From Twitter

   If you no longer require any of the services specified in this list, you should disconnect them from your Twitter account for privacy purposes. Log in to your Twitter on a computer and follow the steps below:

   1. Step 01

      On the left side of the screen, select More below your Profile.

   2. Step 02

      From the drop-down menu, Tap ‘Settings and Privacy.’ 

   3. Step 03

      

      Go to ‘Security and Account access’ > ‘Apps and sessions.’

   4. Step 04

      

      Click on Connected Apps, and then on the app you want to disconnect.

   5. Step 05

      

      Select Revoke app permissions.

Twitter unfollowers are an unavoidable aspect of the Twitter experience because you cannot force everyone to follow you. It becomes an issue when people do not follow you although you follow them. Some of the causes are as follows:

You are inactive on Twitter. Inactive Twitter accounts are frequently unfollowed. However, some Twitter users may unfollow you if your account is overly active.

You do not return the favor. If you don’t follow them back within a particular number of days, some Twitter users may decide to unfollow you.

Some Twitter users only follow accounts for a short period before unfollowing them. If any of these accounts have followed you, they will unfollow you regardless of your Twitter activity.