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How to Do Close Friends on Twitter and Instagram
You’ve probably seen posts by your Instagram friends, and you’ve probably wondered how to do close friends on Twitter. Instagram has a similar feature, and Twitter is testing a similar feature. The “Close Friend” feature lets users curate a list of up to 150 people who can see their tweets. To enable Close Friends, you’ll need to give your explicit permission to allow these people to see your tweets.
Instagram has a “Close Friend” feature
Whether you’re new to the world of Instagram or have been using it for a while, you may be wondering how to do close friends on Instagram. Well, a close friend is anyone you consider to be your close friends on the social network. You can add them to your list at any time and they won’t know you changed their status. Here’s how:
First, open the Instagram app. Click on your profile icon. Then, tap the three bars at the top right corner. Choose “Settings.” Then, tap “Get Started. To see also : What Did Taylor Walker Say to Robbie Young?.” Next, select “Create List.” Once you’ve done this, search for people you want to add to your list. If you don’t find any of your friends, you can delete them. This step will make your list more private and easier to manage.
Twitter is testing a similar feature
After the fake Instagram accounts of a few years ago, Twitter decided to offer a similar feature to its users. With Twitter’s new Communities feature, users can fine-tune their audience by adding or excluding specific people from their circles. Read also : How Do You Handle Taliban on Social Media?. The closed-circle feature does not alert followers when they are removed from the circle. The feature is still in beta, so it isn’t available for the general public yet.
Twitter has also been testing a feature similar to Instagram’s Close Friends feature, allowing users to create lists of up to 150 people, and post tweets only to the people in their list. Similar to Instagram’s Close Friends feature, Twitter’s Circle feature lets users limit the number of accounts that can view and like a tweet, allowing only a select few to read the content. If the test proves successful, the company will likely roll out the feature more widely, but for now it’s only available to the people who subscribe to the accounts.
Users can curate a list of 150 people to see their tweets
If you’d like to reach a broader audience, you can use Twitter’s Circle feature. You can curate a list of up to 150 people who can see your tweets. See the article : How to Link Twitter to Your Other Social Media Accounts. The Twitter Circle feature works much like Instagram’s Close Friends feature, except that only the people on your list will see your tweets. This is an effective way to promote your small business, workplace, or local sports team.
Once you’ve created a list, you can choose to make it public or private. To keep your list private, you’ll have to give it a name and description. Also, decide whether you’d like to share your list with frenemies, or make it available to anyone. In most cases, it’s best to keep your list private.
Users must consent to have their tweets seen by others
If you’re one of the many Twitter users who have been wondering how to limit the number of people who can view your tweets, you have options. You can opt not to allow Close Friends to post your tweets to anyone, or you can limit the number of people who can see your tweets to 150. These options are similar to those available on Instagram Close Friends. You can only share stories with people you choose as followers. If the testing of the Circle feature is a success, Twitter will probably make this feature more accessible to more users.
As Twitter’s Circle system is still in beta, you may need to provide explicit consent to see other users’ tweets. To make it more consensual, you can create questions asking your Close Friends to confirm that they agree to be seen by others. You could also give Close Friends a central place in the settings menu. The best additions would be posed as questions. Then, you’d remove the implied consent system. Until this happens, Twitter should continue testing the Circle system to ensure its users are comfortable with it.
