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Twitter tests voice messages in DMs in India, Japan, Brazil

Twitter tests voice messages in DMs in India, Japan, Brazil © India Today Group Twitter tests voice messages in DMs in India, Japan, Brazil Like WhatsApp, now you will be able to send voice messages on Twitter as well. The San Franciso-based microblogging site has announced that it is testing voice messages in direct messages (DMs) in India, and two other countries. Twitter said each voice message can be up to 2 minutes 20 seconds long and can help people chat quickly. The experiment will be rolled out in phases to the users of India, Japan, and Brazil. Manish Maheswari, Managing Director, Twitter India said: Voice messages in DMs will give people a new way to express themselves and help them connect through the nuances, emotion, and empathy built by hearing someone s voice .

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Twitter introduces voice DMs in India

Twitter introduces voice DMs in India
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Twitter starts blocking censored accounts after govt s diktat

Twitter starts blocking censored accounts after govt s diktat © India Today Group Twitter starts blocking censored accounts after govt s diktat After much hesitation in following the government s diktat on blocking accounts spreading fake farmers genocide hashtags, and those sympathising with Pakistan and Khalistan, Twitter has finally started blocking accounts that are spreading inflammatory and divisive comments, say government officials. The US-based microblogging website has blocked almost half of the accounts that were flagged by the IT ministry as pro-Pakistan and Khalistan, The Economic Times reported quoting unnamed government officials. They said around 126 accounts of 257 URLs or accounts that were spreading fake farmer genocide tweets are not working. Around 4,583 of total Twitter 1,178 accounts, which were part of the ministry s second list, are also not working anymore.

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