Elon Musk Says Now Users Can Swipe Down To See Videos In Twitter

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Twitter Down Swipe: Elon Musk has given information about another new feature of Twitter. He tweeted that now users can watch the video continuously by swiping down. That is, the way you see reels in Instagram now, in the same way, now you can watch videos continuously by swiping on Twitter for hours. When we personally checked in Android phone, this feature was working properly, that means it has now become live for everyone.

Recently users have got this feature

Elon Musk has recently given Twitter users another feature like Instagram called Highlight tweet. Now users can highlight their favorite tweets in the top of the profile. For this, they have to go to their profile and choose the tweet they want to keep in the top. All the highlighted tweets will be visible inside the ‘Highlighted Tweet’ option. A similar feature is also available in Instagram where users can highlight their favorite photo or video at the top of the profile.

Musk to bring Twitter video app to TV

Recently, a Twitter user asked Musk to bring a video app for Smart TV. On this, Elon Musk replied that it is coming soon. That is, now users will soon get a video app on Smart TV, in which they will be able to watch videos of up to 2 hours comfortably.

Musk has the most followers on Twitter

Apart from being the owner of Twitter, Elon Musk is the only person who is followed by most people on Twitter. He is followed by 142 million people while he himself follows only 339 people. The number of his subscribers is currently 88. Barack Obama is followed by most people on Twitter after Elon Musk. More than 132 million people follow him.

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