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Australian investors are set to sell their Twitter stock after the Tesla-founder and billionaire (finally) agreed to take the social media platform private.

Twitter is all set to launch some new and amazing features which will probably differ its Spaces feature from the rest of its competitors.

Twitter has announced that paid Ticketed Spaces are coming to Android users in the U.S. over the next few days. Hosts on Spaces, Twitter’s live audio room feature, will now be able to sell access to Ticketed Spaces. The Android launch comes after the initial Ticketed Spaces roll out for iOS users in late August. […]

Twitter is also set to bring up new exciting features including privacy related features. The Tip Jar, renamed to Tips, is also ready to roll out all over the globe with new features such as tipping the creators on Twitter using Digital currencies and Bit

After remaining almost stagnant for a few years, Twitter has picked up its pace and started implementing big changes to its social platform, perhaps spurred by

Twitter has announced to roll out paid Ticketed Spaces for iOS users where some hosts on its live audio feature can now sell access to Ticketed Spaces.

Read more about Twitter Spaces now available on desktop, mobile web browsers on Business Standard. Twitter on Thursday announced its live audio conversation app Spaces is now available from desktop and mobile web browsers

Users can currently only join a Space and not host them yet

Android Community May 23, 2021 Twitter Spaces recently allowed users with more than 600 followers to host a live audio room as they continue to expand this built-in feature. And now, the social network is giving us a preview of how Ticketed Spaces, a paid version for live audio room events, will look like. The bad news as expected is that Twitter will get a cut of your sales, aside from the in-app purchase fee that Apple and Google will charge. The sort of good news is that Twitter will cove...

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