Twitter will allegedly implement new rules for DMs. Free users will have limits on sending DMs to non-followers, requiring mutual following for unlimited access. Read on for the details.
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Twitter has launched the search bar function in Direct Message on Android nearly two years after introducing it on iOS and the web. It allows you to find a specific sender or message content.
Twitter has started building search functionality for Direct Messages, allowing you to search past DMs for people or groups; searching by message content is not possible at the moment.
Twitter discovered a bug last week that could have potentially exposed your conversations with unauthorized parties. Affected individuals have been notified and the service has fixed the issue.
Twitter has updated its app for iOS and Android, making it easier to share tweets via Direct Message. The new button will arrive in an update that is scheduled to roll out today.
Twitter is making another change to its social network and it's dropping the character limit on direct messages. Coupled with other recent changes, the company hopes this will help its users.
Anthony Noto, the CFO for Twitter has accidentally revealed plans that the company is about to try to buy another company by tweeting the intent rather than via direct message.
Twitter has started rolling out a new option that lets anyone enable direct messaging for non followers. The option will most likely be welcomed by businesses so they can interact with their customers
Twitter, ahead of its scheduled IPO, seems to be experimenting with a new way to bring breaking news to its users. Following a certain account will bring important news directly into users' inboxes.
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