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Kill a linking URL before it expires. Once revoked, opening it does nothing — your user sees an expired-link page instead of their profile. Use this when a link went to the wrong person, was sent over a channel you no longer trust, or is simply no longer wanted. Revoking is the reason a link session is worth creating over the older signed URLs, which could not be recalled once sent.
Revoking is idempotent. Revoking an already-revoked link succeeds and returns the same response, so a retry is always safe.
Revoking also removes any X/Twitter credentials you supplied for this link. Accounts your user already connected through the link stay connected — revoking kills the link, not the social accounts.

Header Parameters

Path Parameters

string
required
The sessionId returned when the link was created.