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Twitter Being More Social via Photo Tagging

It seems being more social like Facebook is the mantra for Twitter these days; evident from the latest launch of its two new features for its Android and iOS Apps, one is photo tagging and the second one is the ability to share up to 4 photographs in an automatic collage in one tweet.

To catch up, You can download the brand-new version straightaway from Google Play as well as Apple’s App Store.

The 1st feature lets you tag up to 10 people in 1 photo. And the best part about it is – tagging does not influence the number of characters in the tweet: irrespective of how many people you tag, you still have all 140 characters at your disposal.

For Privacy: Sometimes getting tagged can be troublesome, so if you want to stay away from it, just follow this: Twitter will send you a notification once you get tagged. As a precaution, you can adjust notifications as well as who is able to tag you, in the service’s Settings and Privacy section.

Tagging, multiple photo sharing as well as direct messaging changes will be launched on Twitter.com soon. However for now, ENJOY these changes on your favorite iOS and Android devices.

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Hitesh Dhawan

Founder of Neuronimbus, A digital evangelist, entrepreneur, mentor, digital tranformation expert. Two decades of providing digital solutions to brands around the world.

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