Twitter is rolling out a feature that shows how many people viewed your tweets, similar to features on platforms like YouTube indicates the number of times a video has been viewed.
“Twitter is rolling out Views, so you can see how many times a tweet has been viewed! This is normal for videos,” Elon Musk wrote in one tweet. “Shows Twitter is much more alive than it looks, as over 90% of Twitter users read, but don’t tweet, reply, or like, because those are public actions.”
Ready, Twitter there is a feature that shows more detailed breakdowns of your tweets instead of just liking, retweeting and quoting tweets. If you click “see Tweet analytics” below what you’ve posted, you can see how people are interacting with your tweets in ways like clicking to view your profile or expanding the details of a quote tweet. guide. You can also see the total number of impressions, defined as “The number of times this Tweet was viewed on Twitter”.
What’s different about the new views feature is that the view is now visible to everyone, not just the account owner.
Not all users have access to this feature as it takes time to roll out to all users. Reverse Applied Researcher Nima Owji Shows what the feature will look like in practice, adding that it seems the feature only works for posted tweets afterward December 15.
Twitter’s product rollout succeeded or failed – remember less than a week ago when you could have been briefly banned for tweeting link to your Instagram? That didn’t last long. Over the past few days, thankfully, Twitter seems to be prioritizing feature updates that are less divisive (or low tyranny). On Wednesday, Twitter updated cash card system so you can see the price of a stock or cryptocurrency just by typing something like $ETH or $GOOG in the search bar.
