Rip. Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez returned with the Bickering Democrats departments The Hill’s Morning Report – presented by the UAE – The USA recorded 1 million COVID-19 cases a week; Governors try to sharpen the message after giving Democrats more Senate shocks (D.N.Y.) Tweeted on Tuesday That she has emphasized about the new Twitter “fleet” feature Which allows users to post tweets or videos that disappear after 24 hours, adding to the wave of user criticism that the feature replicates the same on other platforms.
“Does the fleet thing push someone else?” Congress wrote Woman. “As I use Twitter to get away from IG stories, it doesn’t follow me on every platform that doesn’t remind me that I don’t have makeup.”
“Can we at least put a circle around the bottom? (I am clearly in the process of negotiating this), “he added.
Can we put a strip of circles at least at the bottom? (I am clearly in the bargaining phase)
– Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@ AOC) November 17, 2020
New feature, Launched on Twitter on Tuesday, Now creates a bar at the top of Twitter users’ feeds where they can view other people’s temporary tweets and videos.
“Here’s what you can do. You can write a little text. Share a tweet. Record video. Or post a photo. They live 24 hours a day, ”the social media site explained in a video on Tuesday.
Posts, named after their “fleeting” nature, cannot be retweeted, selected or answered in public.
Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook all have similar features to which people can add their “stories”, where they live before disappearing the next day.
Other Twitter users on Tuesday noted similarities in actions on other social media platforms, with some arguing that people should create an action to edit previous tweets instead of Twitter.
When Twitter tries to push the work of another story down our throats. # Flights pic.twitter.com/KVgbPYUUE
– Bradley Galber (@ Bradley Galber) November 17, 2020
So fleets = stories = snapchat = headaches. pic.twitter.com/LvNxecXKc5
– Adena Jones (adena_andrews) November 17, 2020
I Know What I Want For Christmas: An Edit Work On Twitter! pic.twitter.com/zFxnUea1vG
– Jonathan Capheart (@capheartj) November 11, 2020
Following the facility’s initial announcement earlier this year, some users expressed concern about how they would be held accountable if politicians and other public officials were using temporary work, including Share false information with followers.
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