Twitter is testing a new feature for a limited number group of iOS users which allows them record “voice tweets” and attach them to tweets.
Creating voice Tweets will be available to a limited group of people on Twitter for iOS to start but in the coming weeks everyone on iOS should be able to Tweet with their voice. Everyone will be able to see (hear) them and reply. Learn more in our help center. Twitter’s Maya Patterson and Rémy Bourgoin wrote in a blog post
Last month it tested the “New conversation settings” which gives people more control over their conversations starting with the ability to hide replies and let you choose who can reply to your Tweet and join your conversation.
You can Tweet a Tweet. But now you can Tweet your voice!
Rolling out today on iOS, you can now record and Tweet with audio. pic.twitter.com/jezRmh1dkD
— Twitter (@Twitter) June 17, 2020
Twitter has announced yesterday a new feature that allows tweeting with your voice. To begin, open the Tweet composer then tap the new icon with wavelength. You’ll see your profile photo with the record button at the base – tap to record. You simply need to tap the record button to begin and share the voice tweet with your followers.
The maximum length of a voice note recorded is 140 seconds. In the event it surpasses that limit, another voice note begins recording then a thread of such voice notes is made. When you’re done, tap the Done button to end your recording and return to the composer screen to tweet. Tweets have a maximum of 280 characters in the event that it surpasses that limit, a thread is made.
Tweets with audio are rolling out on iOS and we only have one thing to say about it pic.twitter.com/CZvQC1fo1W
— Twitter (@Twitter) June 17, 2020
The new feature is presently being tested for limited group of iOS users. Twitter plans to roll it out to everyone in the coming weeks. Android users need to wait for the new feature
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