The House Select Committee looking into the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol has issued subpoenas to four major technology companies, requesting internal documents critical to the investigation.
Twitter Spaces now allows all hosts on Android and iOS to record a discussion and make the audio file available for public listening for 30 days.
Twitter is starting off the new year with a couple of new experiments, including a new retweet option "borrowed" from TikTok, and a new placement for the tweet composer.
Twitter finally has automatic captions for videos. The accessibility feature is now rolling out to both Android and iOS users.
Twitter Explore will let you swipe through personalized or trending videos, much like a TikTok feed. This feature is being tested on both Android and iOS.
Twitter has announced an update to its private information policy that prohibits sharing photos or videos of someone without their permission.
A report from CNBC claims Jack Dorsey is expected to soon step down from his role as Twitter CEO.
Twitter just made it a whole lot easier to unfollow followers you don't want to see. Here's what you need to do to remove a Twitter follower without blocking them.
Twitter's Blue subscription service goes live today in the United States and New Zealand, following its initial launch in Australia and Canada. It offers a number of nice-to-have features for the company's most engaged users.
Twitter Blue subscribers can now get early access to new features before they are rolled out to the rest of Twitter.
Are you feeling left out of the Clubhouse hype? Twitter Spaces is a new alternative social space built directly into the Twitter app that works on Android and doesn't require any invite system to join the conversation. Here's what else you need to know!
Twitter Spaces has finally removed the minimum follower count requirement before you can host your own live audio chatroom.
Twitter is testing a new format for ads that places them within a tweet thread. This may become a new way for creators to monetize their content.
Twitter starts testing a new prompt that will warn users if a conversation may get heated.
Twitter's verification program is now available again to everyone worldwide after its temporary suspension in August, but not really everyone can be qualified.
Content creators and the Twitter community, in general, should be happy with the latest updates rolling out of Twitter. New moderation and monetization methods aim to reinvigorate the platform as it moves forward into 2022.
Twitter Reactions are rolling out to a relatively small set of users as the company continues experimenting with more features to boost engagement on the platform.
Has your feed become too crowded and scattered? Twitter Communities will make the site more like other social media sites where you follow and communicate with groups instead of individuals. Here's how they will work.
Twitter is testing a new way to display media in its timeline, where photos and videos now appear edge-to-edge. The test is rolling out to a limited group of users on iOS right now; no word on when it'll be available on Android.
Twitter is reportedly working on new privacy features, including the ability to hide tweets after a certain period of time.