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CONNECT TWITTER with FACEBOOK


Twitter 
and Facebook are the world's most popular social networking platforms and that is why people love to have an account on both these platforms. But what becomes cumbersome is the extra time it consumes to update your status, links and photos separately on Facebook and then on Twitter. 


It would be a great relief if we can connect them both, that way whatever you tweet on Twitter gets posted on Facebook and whatever you post on Facebook gets published as a tweet in your Twitter!  







And yes! it's very much possible and very simple to link your Twitter and Facebook together, the following steps will guide you in doing so :





Connect Your Facebook Profile with Twitter

1. Go to
Account Settings > Subscribers. You will have the following view on screen :











2. Click Edit (highlighted by Green) on the Twitter account option. Next Click on Link to Twitter Profile :



Now you will be redirected to Twitter App Authorization page :


3. Enter your Twitter Username (or Email) and Password and then Click on Authorize app. Next you will be redirected to the following page :



On the above page click only on those updates you want to share(tweet) on Twitter. For example if you just want to share your Status Updates and Links on Twitter, then click on those options (as highlighted on the screenshot), next Click on Save Changes and now you've linked your Twitter to Facebook!



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