tweets can be shared on Snapchat and soon on Instagram

Twitter is rolling out a new feature for iOS app users. You can now directly share tweets on Snapchat and you will soon be able to do so on Instagram.

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Twitter just launched a new sharing feature on its platform. For the first time, users will be able to share tweets directly on Snapchat and Instagram. They are the specialists of ” Stories “. Usually, tweets that go viral always end up on other social networks, including Instagram and Snapchat. Twitter knows it well and now prefers that tweets are directly shared natively. This is because users generally use screenshots.

Only iOS users can share tweets on Snapchat and Instagram

Twitter, which asks you to proofread an article before sharing it on the platform, announced that this new sharing feature is being rolled out for iOS app users only. He has not yet clarified when it will be available to Android users, if it ever will. Besides, it will soon be possible to send private voice messages on the platform.

In addition, the blue bird social network clarified that: ” we will also test the sharing of tweets on Instagram stories with a small percentage of users “. When you share a tweet on Instagram or Snapchat, it will display the same way it displays on Twitter. Moreover, on Snapchat, users can click on the tweet to be redirected to the original tweet on Twitter. This is handy if they want to see the replies to that tweet. The same functionality could also be added to Instagram eventually.

Finally, if you want to share a tweet on a Snapchat story, you just need to click on the share icon under the tweet in question. Then choose the Snapchat icon to open the app. The tweet is then displayed in the form of a sticker. So you can add other elements to your story before publishing it. This new sharing tool continues to enhance the experience of Twitter users. Recently, we announced that the social network is testing a feature to dissuade you from liking fake news, and thus limit the propagation of the latter.

Source : Engadget

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