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After Snapchat, Twitter doesn’t want users to take screenshots. Baffled netizens ask 'Kahan jaayen?'

The new feature appears to be an attempt by Twitter to bring more users to its platforms rather than just read forwarded screenshots. However, netizens are not happy with it.

India TV Trending Desk Edited By: India TV Trending Desk New Delhi Published on: October 07, 2022 23:52 IST
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Micro-blogging platform Twitter on Friday started sending notifications to many users as they took screenshots of the tweets, nudging them to share the tweets instead. Spotted first by app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, Twitter has started sending pop-up notifications to some users when they take a screenshot. "Twitter is trying to persuade me to Share Tweet or Copy Link instead of taking a screenshot of the Tweet," she posted.

Social media consultant Matt Navarra also spotted the new feature being rolled out to some users. "Twitter doesn't want you to screenshot tweets anymore. It wants active users on platform viewing tweets Instead of via screenshots on rival platforms. One of these now pops up when you take a screenshot," he said. ALSO READ: Chris Pratt's voice used for Mario's animated movie sparks meme fest! Leave netizens ROFLing

The new feature appears to be an attempt by Twitter to bring more users to its platforms rather than just read forwarded screenshots. However, netizens are not happy with it. Social media site, Snapchat too doesn't allow users to take screenshots of the chat and its Twitter! Reacting to this, a user asked, "Where to go now (Kahan jaayen ab hum)?" Take a look at some hilarious reactions here: 

Meanwhile, Twitter has started rolling out the 'Edit Button' feature for Blue subscribers in the US. The platform has already rolled out 'Edit Button' for Blue subscribers in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. However, it did not mention the feature's availability for Indian audiences. The new feature to edit tweets comes with some limitations. For example, users cannot edit tweets 30 minutes after they have been published. Twitter Blue subscriptions are paid on a monthly basis, and priced regionally based on the current US price of $4.99.

(With Inputs from IANS)

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