Twitter Blue now allows Android users to personalize the app's navigation bar, which was only available in iOS previously. Now, Android users can get rid of the Spaces icon and other tabs if they want to, according to The Verge.
Custom navigation can help reduce the number of displayed tabs to as few as two or keep everything there by default.
As per TechCrunch, the Spaces tab was first tested on iOS last year, and it was rolled out for Android in May. Spaces showcases the spaces being hosted by people you follow. Users will be able to see active Spaces with mode details within the tab. This includes Space names, hosts, and people they know who are participating.
The tab also allows users to manage reminders for scheduled Spaces so they will be notified when they're about to begin and give the platform feedback about which Spaces they would like to see more.
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Still Not Clutter-Free for Blue Users
Last week, the platform announced on Twitter that it will start including more information in the banner that will show active Spaces at the top of users' timelines. There is no setting to turn this banner off, and it will show who's hosting space, who shares a tweet, and other relevant topics.
wanna learn more about the Spaces you see at the top of the tl?
— Spaces (@XSpaces) June 29, 2022
starting today, people on Android will see more info on the Space bar like who’s hosting, Topics, who’s shared a Tweet + more—coming soon to iOS pic.twitter.com/egZHKbLOxR
What is Twitter Blue
A quick refresher course for the new ones out there-Twitter Blue is a monthly subscription that provides exclusive access to premium features that will let them customize the whole experience on the platform.
For $3 a month, Twitter Blue guarantees no ads, bookmark folders, custom app icons, themes, custom navigation, top articles, reader, and undo tweets. Twitter wants to make the platform more friendly for the users.
User-Friendliness is a Priority
The platform is taking a user-first approach and trying to make the platform more user-friendly. This means that the platform has decided to show users the information they want in the order they want to see it.
Twitter wants to make the platform the most relevant and user-friendly social media platform out there.
It's easy to get lost on Twitter, with the amount of news, views, and opinions on one platform. The company is making it easier for users to follow along with their interests and hobbies.
With all the major updates that are being introduced on Twitter, the platform is becoming an even more engaging platform to use.
Users are now presented with the content they want to see in the order they want. Its aim is to make Twitter more personal and get rid of clutter so users can focus on what's important to them. Users can also stay up to date on the conversations that are most important to them.
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Written by April Fowell
