Twitter testing Clubhouse-like feature called Spaces on Android

 

Alarmed at the growing popularity of invite-only, audio-chat app Clubhouse, several tech giants have begun to develop its rival and now, Twitter has finally started testing 'Spaces' on Android.

The Twitter Spaces tool is currently available on iOS Beta with a host of iOS-exclusive features such as voice tweets, which is yet to arrive on Android devices.

According to a report in XDA Developers, some Android users have started to reveal that the Spaces feature is working for them after installing a specific beta version of the Twitter app.

Since a rollout for Android is yet to be announced, the feature is "pretty rough around the edges" at the moment.

Currently, the feature is available as an early preview for a select few Android users who are part of the app's beta programme.

In the feature, users can create a 'Space' that their followers can join to participate in a conversation.

Anyone on Twitter can listen in on the conversation, though only the host can control who gets to speak.

"The human voice can bring a layer of connectivity to Twitter through emotion, nuance and empathy often lost in text," the official account of Twitter Spaces said recently.

"We see this with voice Tweets and voice DMs. Sometimes 280 characters are not enough, and the voice gives people another way to join the conversation".

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