Twitter has made it harder to switch between the Latest and Home feeds in the app, with the algorithm-based feed becoming the default layout.
Twitter recently unveiled a new Creator Dashboard to help creators make the shift into monetized content creation.
User reports show a new podcast discovery button placed within the sidebar menu and the lower navigation panel of the Twitter app.
Twitter has announced updates for its Birdwatch crowdsourced fact-checking program, and a new testing group of random US users.
Developers can take part in the initiative and identify their accounts as bots, displaying a label on their profiles and Tweets.
The tool, which automatically blocks abusive accounts for seven days, has been extended to users in a number of English-speaking countries.
Twitter is adding three more payment methods to tip creators in Africa and India, as well as adding support for payments in ETH.
Twitter is testing a new DM button with some iOS users that will allow them to DM a Tweet author without leaving the timeline.
Twitter may soon be launching Flock, a feature that allows users to select a group of up to 150 close friends and to Tweet them only.
After a year of testing the feature with select web users, Twitter is now rolling out its downvote button to more users across the globe.
Only weeks after adding another useful feature to TweetDeck preview, Twitter is now letting users keep videos playing while they browse.
Users have spotted a new Reddit feature similar to the Twitter NFT profile picture recently launched on Twitter.
Twitter has introduced several improvements to the way columns are created on TweetDeck, making it easier to use the tool.
More Twitter users have now received access to the previously teased NFT profile pictures feature.
Wordle fans, rejoice! Twitter has banned the @Wordlinator bot spoiling your guesses with accurate answers and rude messages!
Twitter has announced that the option for hosts to record their Spaces is now available for Android and iOS.
Twitter has published a 2022 calendar of big moments businesses and brands can share and talk about during the year.
Horror movie 'requel' Scream got a temporary custom reaction on Twitter last week, paving the way for new promotional opportunities.