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How to turn off app badges for Twitter on iOS 8?

Ever since I've updated my phone I have been getting an app badage for Twitter and the switch to turn it off is gone.

iPhone 5, iOS 8

Posted on Sep 20, 2014 5:12 PM

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Oct 14, 2014 12:32 AM in response to CatherineWalks

I've found a workaround which worked for me for an hour:

1. Remove the app from the device

2. Set the device datetime two days or more ahead

3. Restart the device

4. Set the device datetime two days or more ahead

5. Restart the device

6. Install the app again

7. Set the date back to the actual date

8. Run Twitter (hence it does not allow you to log in with future dates)

This way the setting reappeared for me, and I could turn it off – for about an hour. After that, the settings disappeared by itself and the badges came back 😟

Oct 27, 2014 4:40 PM in response to Gruber Kristóf

Gruber Kristóf wrote:


I don't think it is an isolated issue. Happens with several iOS apps, and does not work with a fresh iOS install and newly downloaded Twitter app neither.

I know dozens of people using iOS 8.x without this problem on ANY app, including twitter. Most of the people posting about in in this thread fixed it by reinstalling the app, resetting or restoring the phone. If this were an iOS bug, we all would have this problem and those troubleshooting steps would never work.

Oct 27, 2014 4:45 PM in response to Meg4Roney

Meg4Roney wrote:


SAme. I have a fresh install since my phone was jailbroken. I've installed Twitter multiple times too.

You nailed it!!


Jailbreaking typically causes weird problems like this and jailbroken phones have permanently damaged firmware which don't get fixed with "fresh install" or restoring the phone to factory settings.


Unauthorized modification of iOS has been a major source of instability, disruption of services, and other issues

How to turn off app badges for Twitter on iOS 8?

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