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    Twitter Now Prompts to Read Stories Before Retweeting Them

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu12/June/2020No Comments3 Mins Read
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    An attempt from Twitter will be made to stop the fake content/alert before retweeting any post, the option to open, and read it before sharing the post. This feature will soon be tested on Android phones, once the test is successful, this feature will be opened for common users.

    If you share a post or article on Twitter or retweet it in the language of Twitter, then Twitter may ask you to read that post before sharing it. That is, Twitter will give you the option to read any post before sharing it. Actually, the company is going to take a new step to prevent the spread of misinformation on the micro-blogging platform. The social media platform is now testing a new feature. In this feature, the user will be given an option to retweet a tweet containing an article on his handle whether he wants to read it.

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    Will help prevent misinformation from spreading

    According to the social media company, this feature will soon be tested on Android phones. Once successful in the test, this feature will be opened for common users. In this regard, Twitter itself has shared this thing with people from its official account. On Wednesday, the company gave the company information about the new feature, saying that Twitter is making such an effort to crack down on misinformation and harmful content.

    From now on users will receive a warning while retweeting any article or post. It will contain a link to the article that users can read before posting. So that no such news is spread in a hurry whose credibility is doubted.

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    The company tweeted, “By sharing the article, the conversation can be taken forward. If you want to read the post before tweeting, then soon the option is going to be available. When you retweet an article even though you have not opened the article on Twitter, Twitter will ask you if you would like to open it first?”. The social media platform has been accused of spreading misinformation by political celebrities and prominent celebrities including users. It is being said that his initiative will prove helpful in curbing the flow of misinformation.

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    Having said this, recently, Twitter added a warning label to the tweet of US President Donald Trump. This warning label is to show that the trump has tweeted is wrong. However, after this move of Twitter, Donald Trump now accused him of stopping free speech and interfering in the presidential election.

    Twitter will bring new feature ‘Fleets’ for Indian users

    On the other hand, the company has also announced to launch its ‘Fleets‘ feature in India. After Brazil and Italy, India will be the third country in the world where the company will present this feature. Twitter said in a statement that this will enable users to share content that will automatically disappear in 24 hours. The company said in a statement that the fleet could not be retweeted. Neither can it be liked nor commented on.

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    Technology and telecom writer covering India’s telecom industry, 5G, smartphones, consumer technology, digital services, and emerging technology trends. At TelecomByte, he focuses on breaking industry developments, product launches, regulatory updates, and technology news, with an emphasis on factual reporting and source-based analysis.

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