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Twitter Direct Messages: Now with Tapbacks

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
January 23, 2020 - 17:41 CET
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Twitter recently rolled out a new update that includes a notable feature. This allows the use of Tapbacks in direct messages.

An emoji can say so much – sometimes even more than a thousand words. Twitter has now understood this. It is now possible to reply to individual messages with an emoji. There are seven different reactions to choose from, including a laughing, surprised and sad face, a heart and fire symbol and the familiar thumbs up and down. support page The short message service states:

To add a reaction, hover over the message and click the reaction button (heart and plus symbol) or double tap the message and choose an emoji from the pop-up. You can undo a reaction at any time and it will be removed from the message for all participants. Additionally, all participants in the conversation will receive a notification as soon as a new reaction is added to a message.

Accordingly, the function has been integrated into both the mobile and desktop versions. To unlock the feature, you will of course need the latest version of the application. (Photo by bigtunaonline / Bigstockphoto)

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Milan founded Apfelpatient in 2016 and has been responsible for all editorial content since 2018 — news, rumors, guides, and product reviews. Apple devices here are not test units on loan for two weeks but everyday tools: from the iPhone through MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and iMac to the Apple Vision Pro, at least one device from nearly every product category is in daily use, many of them replaced annually. Every menu path in a guide is verified on the device before it is published.

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