In May Twitter restarted its verification process but more often than not if you apply for verification you will find your request rejected. Till now the reason has been a mystery, but Twitter has now said they will offer more detail to those who do not …
Twitter has introduced a new feature to support the creators organizing a Twitter Spaces session, where they share their knowledge, expertise, or anything for the reason their audience follows them on Twitter. And in exchange make some money by keeping an entry ticket, for that Spaces …
Twitter Spaces is an alternative to the popular audio-chat platform Clubhouse. Integrated within the Twitter app, it’s a great way to connect and conversate with people on the platform. However, it’s still relatively new and has several issues on board, one of which is the no …
Most social media apps and websites have this “People you may know or follow” section to show you some suggestions whom you can connect with on that platform. Sometimes this feature is useful to connect with your acquaintances, but sometimes it may also be annoying. So …
Twitter on Thursday announced that it is relaunching its verification application process, which adds the “blue verified badge” to the user’s Twitter account. The blue verified badge helps people distinguish the authenticity of accounts that are of high public interest. It gives people on Twitter more …
Twitter Spaces, the strongest competition to Clubhouse, has now announced what it has been working on for the future updates along with providing the ability to anyone with 600 or more followers to host a Space Twitter has been consistently pushing updates to its Twitter Audio …
One of the big issues which constrained twitter’s growth compared to other social networks has been the lack of a monetization capability to attract creators and their followers. Twitter has been looking to address with issue, with reports of a paid Superfollow feature, and the company …
You’re connected with hundreds of people — maybe even thousands — on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. But when you log in to each of these social networks, it’s likely that you don’t want to be bombarded by every single update from every single connection. That’d be …
