“Threads” is Twitter’s new feature that allows Twitterati to link multiple tweets at a time on Twitter from iPhone or Android phone. The same feature can also be used on the browser of your Mac or Windows computer. From now on, Twitter users can create multiple tweets together and tweet them simultaneously, flooding their profile with countless tweets in a day. If you are a social media enthusiast, you can also link multiple tweets together in Twitter on your iPhone or Android phone.
This ‘tweetstorm’ can help you create a lot of content on your Twitter account; this feature is useful for those who want to share long contents (Twitter allows users to write 280 characters in a single tweet). Like Facebook, you can launch a vehement argument with your friends on Twitter by using Threads. Want to know how you can do this? Read on…
How to Link Multiple Tweets Together in Twitter on iPhone and Android
Step #1: The feature is available on the latest version of Twitter, hence you need to update your Twitter app on your iPhone or Android device.
Step #2: Next, open Twitter on your phone.
Step #3: Now tap on the create icon (that plus ‘+’ symbol with a feather) to create a new tweet.
Step #4: Write a tweet; once you finish your first tweet, tap on a plus button from the corner of compose area; this plus button is seen right above the keyboard you are typing your tweet on.
Here, you can keep adding tweets to create a thread of tweets. There is no limit of tweets set by Twitter as of now. So you can add as many tweets as you wish.
Step #5: When you think that you have added enough tweet, simply tap on Tweet All button to tweet all.
There you go!
All your tweets will appear in the sequence you have created them. Still forgot to add something? Don’t worry! You can tap on ‘Add Another Tweet’ button to add more tweets to your already published tweets.
‘Threads’ is the aptly given name to the latest Tweeter feature as you can never lose thread. If you want to see the thread, simply tap on ‘Show this thread’ option to check all the tweets in that thread.
Summing up…
A welcome feature for social media practitioners, who have to write many tweets on a particular topic in trend. Twitter seems to be more liberal as it has already expanded the character limit from 140 to 280, and now this ‘Threads’, which is truly a boon for professionals who want to share long stories.
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