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Twitter may soon rollout an Undo Send feature with a timer that would allow users to unpublish a tweet.
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Twitter may soon rollout an Undo Send feature with a timer that would allow users to unpublish a tweet.
Twitter rolling out Spaces for Android users With the feature being made available on Android, more users will be able to access the feature, especially in a market like India that is dominated by Android devices. 0 claps Microblogging platform Twitter had been testing the Clubhouse-like feature for iPhone users previously. With the feature being made available on Android, more users will be able to access the feature, especially in a market like India that is dominated by Android devices. "Android folks, our beta is growing! Starting today you will be able to join and talk in any Space. Soo...
The feature is currently at an experimental stage, and Twitter plans to roll it out in phases to users in India. The social media platform allows you to send up to 140 second-long audio messages on Twitter. Voice messages in DMs can be sent only via Twitter’s Android or iOS app but they can be listened to from any device.
Updated Feb 15, 2021 | 21:53 IST Sources tell ET Now that in the days to come, cabinet ministers, parliamentarians and senior members of the government including bureaucrats will start joining Koo. Representational Image  New Delhi: The government of India may make Koo, the desi alternative of Twitter, as its first port of communication with the public. It wants to do this to encourage an Aatmanirbhar app, and have a second option to Twitter. Sources say, the government may soon start sharing important updates and announcements first on Koo, and then 1-3 hours la...
Twitter has suspended over 500 accounts, and blocked access to several others within India while refusing to block accounts of "news media entities, journalists, activists and politicians" citing the need to uphold freedom of expression.