If you are an active twitter user, you must be curious to find out if any of your follower has unfollowed you lately. Today, we have gathered a list of few services which can help users find out who unfollowed them on Twitter.
1. Who Unfollowed Me?
The main idea behind Who Unfollowed Me? Is to help users find out who unfollowed them on Twitter. To use the service, you must sign in to your Twitter account and authorize the application. Once you are logged in, you can check who unfollowed you or is there anyone in your followers who is not following you back. You can even view the history of people who unfollowed you. Who Unfollowed me is a really handy service if you want to manage your Twitter followers. The service even offers a paid plan which starts from $4.99 and offers many exciting features which the free one does not.
2. Unfollowr
This is one of the easiest ways to find out who unfollowed you on Twitter. Simply follow Unfollowr on Twitter and you get a direct message on Twitter when someone unfollow you. Visit Unfollowr and authorize the app using your Twitter account. Once you do that, you will be redirected to Unfollowr’s settings where you can select whether you want to receive the report in your Twitter inbox or via email. It will even show the statistics on the page as well. If you can’t wait for the service to send you a direct message, you become a premium member by donating any amount you want and get more new features.
3. Qwitter
With Qwitter, you can get weekly notifications about your Twitter followers and find out who unfollowed you lately. You can even find out whether the Twitter user is a spam bot or a real person using Qwitter and best of all, its free. To use the service, all you have to do is enter your email and Twitter ID to register. After activating your account, you will automatically get emails from Qwitter about your followers. If you wish you can unsubscribe to service by clicking on the unsubscribe button in the notification emails or the homepage of website.
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