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Twitter is now allowing users to share access to their multiple accounts via iOS and Android applications without needing to share that accounts password.
The company retweeted a tweet from its 'TweetDeck' unit that said: "Teams is a safe way to manage accounts without having to share passwords. Now available on mobile within the Twitter app."
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Twitter allows account sharing feature for Android, iOS
The company retweeted a tweet from its 'TweetDeck' unit that said: "Teams is a safe way to manage accounts without having to share passwords. Now available on mobile within the Twitter app."
Read more at:
Twitter allows account sharing feature for Android, iOS
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Social media giant Twitter says it wants to help users express themselves more easily in their tweets.
The social networking giant believes the current 140-character limit means some users find it hard to express themselves in languages such as English and Spanish.
Just 0.4% of tweets sent in Japanese have 140 characters, compared to 9% of English tweets, the company said.
This is due to languages like Japanese and Chinese being able to convey more in one character, it added.
The new feature will be available in all languages except Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
Twitter trials new 280-character tweet limit
The social networking giant believes the current 140-character limit means some users find it hard to express themselves in languages such as English and Spanish.
Just 0.4% of tweets sent in Japanese have 140 characters, compared to 9% of English tweets, the company said.
This is due to languages like Japanese and Chinese being able to convey more in one character, it added.
The new feature will be available in all languages except Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
Twitter trials new 280-character tweet limit
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