Twitter Fleets in India,A Story like Feature

Twitter,One of the Popular Social Media is Testing its new feature called "Fleets" which is actually like Instagram Stories option that disappears in 24 Hours.This new feature is available to both Android and IOS uses in India.They have state that this is a phased rollout and Fleets will be available from for all users in the country in the Upcoming days with the latest version of its mobile app.These Fleets can't be liked or retweeted like regular tweets,but other users can respond to fleets via Direct Message(DM).

The latest feature was first introduced in Brazil back in March and it reached Android and IOS users in India yesterday While explaining about Fleets in multiple tweets,Twitter Lead Kayvon Beykpour said "people often tell us that they don't feel comfortable Tweeting because Tweets can be seen and replied by anybody,feel permanent and perfromative"

Twitter Fleets

Just like Instagram and Facebook Stories,fleets are another form of sharing content but they disappear after 24 hours of upload.They Usually appear at the top of the home screen for limited seconds and user can view them for longer by pressing the screen .Users can view Fleets of other users even without following them but just visiting thier profile .users can also have update on who have seen thier fleets

How to Use Fleet?

#1 :Update your twitter app to latest version (Fleets are available only in app not in web )

#2:You will find the feature in the top of the home screen,you can add your fleet by clicking the + icon

#3:You can add texts,photo or gif to "share a fleetng thought".Similar to instagram and Snapchat stories

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