Miffed With Twitter, Centre to Use Home-Grown Koo for Public Communication Before Tweeting
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India s microblogging platform Koo, rival to Twitter, is likely to be used by the Centre as their primary port of communication with the public, top government officials aware of the development informed News18 on condition of anonymity.
Important updates, notifications and announcements will be shared 1-3 hours before on Koo and then on Twitter, said sources.
This comes amid the standoff between Twitter and the Centre over the removal of several accounts related to farmers protests, who were trending the hashtag on farmers’ genocide.
Modi govt may use Koo app as its primary platform of communication with public: Report
Modi govt may use Koo app as its primary platform of communication with public: Report
India s homegrown microblogging platform Koo may be used by the Modi government as their the primary port of communication with the public, reported ET Now. This comes amid the standoff between Twitter and the Centre over the removal of several accounts related to farmers protests, who were trending the hashtag on farmers genocide. The government may soon start sharing important updates and announcements first on Koo, and then 1-3 hours later on Twitter, ET Now quoted sources as saying. The second option is for the ministers, bureaucrats, ministries and departments to first share the update on Koo, and then copy-paste that link on Twitter. This is also being planned to increase Kooâs traction, it added.