

Again, if you have videos, it's probably a good idea to download them while you can, because they way Twitter has been as of late, there's a good chance another announcement won't be made with regard to this situation. If you're not into navigating the archive website, you can also download the videos by requesting your complete Twitter archive through the settings menu on the platform. If you happen to miss the window, you can always request the files again and get new links and another seven-day window. Insert the link to the Inflact Downloader Simply paste the link into the box of the tool you have chosen to save the content from.

If you open the Instagram app, click on the three dots and choose the menu item Copy Link. You can do it from the mobile app or in a browser. One thing to note, once Twitter processes the request you will only have seven days to download the files using the links. The goal is to open the post you need to download and copy the URL. Then it's up to you which broadcasts you want to download. From this website you can request the data, and see what kinds of videos are being stored on Twitter's servers. If you're unsure whether you have any archived videos from your time using Periscope, you can always check this website to see. Unfortunately, Twitter isn't exactly being clear about when the files will be removed, and is now just "encouraging" users to download them or "risk losing them." A new message has also been pinned to the Periscope FAQ page, directing users to download their videos before they're gone forever. If you've opened up Twitter over the past few days, chances are, you've seen a warning message pop up for your archived Periscope videos.
