
The founder of the Twitter microblog platform, Jack Dorsie on Wednesday, published a link to the “room” on his personal page in the Spaces Appendix - the Clubhouse social network. Almost immediately, Dorsy removed her. There is no information about the results of this check yet.
Around the same time, a post was published on the Spaces Twitter account, from which it follows that the new function is already available to some users.
Good News: More of You Now Have the Ability to Host Spaces on Both ios and Android. Excited to See More 🟣 at the top ☝🏽
- Spaces (@twitterspaces) March 31, 2021
“Good news: now even more people will be able to use Spaces on Android and iOS. Within Temptation! We burn, ” the report said.
The launch of the Spaces application was announced a month ago. The developers planned to open access to the new Twitter function by April. Then a short video appeared on the company's page showing the functionality of the future application.
We're working on sOMETHING WE Think You'll Love - Twitter Spaces!
- Twitter (@twitter) march 11, 2021
Still in Test Mode But Rolling Out Soon. HERE's A Peek AT What EVERYBODY's Talking ABOUT ... Pic.twitter.com/kmxzmkzbdp
“We are working on something that, we think, you will appreciate-Twitter Spaces! It is still at the test stage, but soon we will release it! Take a look at what everyone is talking about ... ” - said in a post.
"MBH Media" has already talked about Spaces. It was also reported that in early March, the Instagram social network introduced the new Live Rooms function (“living rooms”), which also looks like Clubhouse with its voice chats. Now up to four people can be broadcast on real time, while earlier online broadcasts could only be with one co-host.
Earlier, the function of voice chats in groups, similar to Clubhouse, presented Telegram. Initially, up to 200 thousand people could simultaneously be in one such chat, and at the end of February this restriction was removed .
To create an audio chain similar to the social network Clubhouse, in the near future, plans Facebook. In early February, The New York Times wrote that Mark Zuckerberg has long been interested in new voice communication formats.