After big companies such as Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Twitter also TikTok stream got caught. The social media company, which recently went to the change of CEO with the resignation of Jack Dorsey, announced that it has renewed the Explore tab, which includes tweets that are trending topics.
In the statement made on the Twitter India account, it was stated that the renewed Discover has started to be tested in India. Found in the old version of Discover COVID-19, News, Sports and Fun tabs removed. In the new interface, which has a cleaner and simpler appearance, only “Trend” and “For You – For You” parts are included.
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Social media consultant Matt Navarra has got early access to the new Discover. Navarra, which also shares a screen video, is similar to TikTok, which allows users to scroll vertically between tweets. “For you” It allowed us to see the tab.
When you tap on the Discover button, you are directly in front of Twitter. “For you” section comes out. Here you can view short videos and tweets shared by other users. In addition, just like in TikTok, you can switch between posts by swiping up on the screen with your finger.
Thus, Twitter, which makes it easy for users to discover tweets, offers content producers a new way to appeal to their followers. The company announced the new feature on its official account with the following statements:
Does your Explore tab look different? This means that you are part of our latest test. Exciting, isn’t it? We are testing a new experience in India to help you discover the best content.
The renewed Discover section is now available to people living in India and using Twitter in English. Stating that it started testing with a limited number of users, the social media company said, “For you” He did not say when he will open his tab to the global.
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