How to rename the TalkTV account

Similar to Zalo , Viber or Facebook , TalkTV also allows users to change the display name extremely quickly. If you want to name your nickname or cute names to make your friends easily recognize you, then there's no need to proceed now!

Not only change the nickname but you can also easily change the date of birth, avatar , accommodation at your disposal very easily. Please refer to the following article to quickly rename your TalkTV account:

How to change the TalkTV display name - ccTalk

Step 1: At the main interface of TalkTV, click on your avatar image .

How to rename the TalkTV account

Step 2: Basic Information window appears, click the pencil icon in the Name TalkTV box to change the display name. Also here you can update information such as gender, birthday, constellation, whereabouts ...

How to rename the TalkTV account

Step 3: The Change TalkTV name dialog box appears, enter the name you want to change into the new TalkTV Name box . Then click Check if the new name has coincided with anyone yet, when the green message "This name is authorized to use" appears , click Change to update the new name.

How to rename the TalkTV account

Step 4: Return to the My Information window , click Confirm to complete the process of renaming TalkTV account.

How to rename the TalkTV account

Step 5: Now you see the new name displayed on the main interface of TalkTV.

How to rename the TalkTV account

With just a few simple steps, you quickly change the name of your TalkTV display, making it easy for your friends to recognize you.

I wish you successful implementation!

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