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  1. Retweeted
    Mar 24

    Conversations about elections unfold on Twitter, and we are committed to ensuring the dialogue stays healthy. In the lead up to the in India, here is what we'll be doing to make sure that happens ⬇️

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  2. For , founding and building the community on Twitter, in her words, "has opened the door to opportunities for me, which in turn have allowed me to hold the door open for others." This is her story:

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  3. You signed up and you're ready and...now what? Reach out if you want help with pro tips like: ✅ Searching ✅ Updating your bio ✅ Changing your password We’ve got you:

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  4. This is now available on iOS. Tap the arrow next to the “Fleet” button, then tap the switch to turn off “Allow reactions and replies via DM”.

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  5. Retweeted
    Mar 18

    Politicians and government officials are constantly evolving how they use our service, and we want our policies to remain relevant to the ever-changing nature of political discourse on Twitter. That’s why we’re reviewing our approach to world leaders and seeking your input.

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  6. Starting today on iOS, we’re testing a way to watch YouTube videos directly in your Home timeline, without leaving the conversation on Twitter.

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  7. Secure your account (and that alt) with multiple security keys. Now you can enroll and log in with more than one physical key on both mobile and web. And coming soon: the option to add and use security keys as your only authentication method, without any other methods turned on.

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  8. A number of accounts that Tweeted the word “Memphis” were temporarily limited due to a bug. It’s been fixed and the accounts have now been restored. We’re sorry this happened.

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  9. Hold up, before you post that Fleet...you can now turn off the option for people to send emoji reactions and text replies to your Fleet via DM. On Android (and iOS soon), tap the arrow next to the “Fleet” button, then tap the switch to turn off “Allow Direct Messages”.

    A Fleet with an image and text overlay about to be posted. Along the bottom of the screen is a tab that reads “Allow Direct Messages” with a switch that can be tapped off or back on.
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  10. Retweeted
    Mar 11

    We’re working on something we think you’ll love — Twitter Spaces! Still in test mode but rolling out soon. Here’s a peek at what everybody’s talking about...

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  11. Find the community you’ve been looking for and start the conversations you’ve been wanting to, right here. founded to connect with fellow Latinx gamers and uplift the Latinx gaming community. This is her story:

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  12. Have a collection of higher res photos waiting to be shared? We’re testing ways for you to upload and view 4K images on Android and iOS. If you're in the test, update your high-quality image preferences in “Data usage” settings to get started.

    App version of the “Data usage” settings screen. The “High-quality images” and “High-quality image uploads” settings are highlighted with a green outline around text that reads, “On cellular or Wi-Fi” –– the preference chosen for when to load and upload high-quality images up to 4K.
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  13. Now testing on Android and iOS: when you Tweet a single image, how the image appears in the Tweet composer is how it will look on the timeline –– bigger and better.

    App version of the timeline with a Tweet that reads, “Brought this guy out on the water today and he enjoyed every minute.” The Tweet includes a cropped horizontal photo of the horizon of a lake with trees either side.
    App version of the timeline with the same Tweet that reads, “Brought this guy out on the water today and he enjoyed every minute.” The Tweet includes a vertical photo of a dog wrapped in a blanket on a boat, with the horizon of a lake and trees either side in the background.
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  14. Sometimes it's better said with a picture or a video. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be testing some ways to improve how you can share and view media on Twitter. 👀

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  15. Mar 3

    Removing the “Connect to Periscope” setting also changes things for accounts with protected Tweets –– you can't start a broadcast or Space, but you can join them. Your presence will be visible and you can chat publicly in broadcasts and speak in Spaces. (3/3)

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  16. Mar 3

    Accounts with public Tweets can now start broadcasts on Twitter and will have the option of starting a Space, if available. When you join a broadcast or Space, your presence will be visible. (2/3)

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  17. Mar 3

    As we get ready to discontinue the Periscope app, we’re removing the “Connect to Periscope” setting on Twitter. Starting today, your Twitter broadcasts will no longer be cross-posted to Periscope, even if you have a connected Periscope account. (1/3)

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  18. Retweeted
    Mar 1

    Beginning today, we will label Tweets that may contain misleading information around COVID-19 vaccinations. This is in addition to our ongoing efforts to remove the most harmful COVID-19 misleading information from Twitter. To learn more, visit our blog.

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  19. Say something in the moment you might regret? 😬 We've relaunched this experiment on iOS that asks you to review a reply that's potentially harmful or offensive. Think you've received a prompt by mistake? Share your feedback with us so we can improve.

    Example prompt to revise a reply, with the headline “Want to review this before Tweeting?”. Below that is a preview of the reply that contains potentially harmful or offensive language and a link that reads, “Did we get this wrong?”. Along the bottom of the prompt are three buttons to “Tweet”, “Edit”, or “Delete”.
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  20. To continue to help you identify governmental officials and institutions on Twitter, we’re expanding our policy to label these accounts in more countries. Next week, you’ll start to see new profile labels on government accounts in 16 other countries.

    Example Twitter profile for a person with a label under the account’s name that reads “US government official”
    Example Twitter profile for an organization with a label under the account's name that reads “US government organization”
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