Twitter Planning to Launch Threaded Conversations, 'Who Is Online' Feature

Twitter is wanting to take off strung discussions like Facebook alongside status markers - demonstrating who else is online among your adherents - on its stage.

In a tweet, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said on Friday that the microblogging stage will before long get intriguing updates.

"Playing with some new Twitter highlights: nearness (who else is on Twitter at this moment?) and threading (simpler to peruse convos)," Dorsey tweeted, alongside a few examples.

The "nearness" highlight will make it less demanding to connect with those you take after who are online right now.

The "threading" highlight would enable clients to take after a discussion in a strung way.

Twitter's Head of Product Sarah Haider additionally tweeted, saying she "would need you to have full control over sharing your essence."

"Hello Twitter. We've been playing with some unpleasant highlights to influence it to feel more conversational here. Nearness and answer threading. Still early and repeating on these thoughts. Considerations?" Haider tweeted.

Beforehand, the organization was spotted trying demonstrating its clients Unfollow recommendations. This component is gone for the individuals who need a more applicable Twitter timetable and one approach to do that is by unfollowing those whom they don't connect with routinely. Despite the fact that the constrained scale test has closed, it isn't clear if the organization has chosen to bring an undeniable form of the component to all clients