Twitter for Android finally gets DM search bar: Here's how it works

Twitter for Android finally gets DM search bar: Here's how it works

This is a good new for Twitter users on Android. Finally, after 2 years since the first time introducing the feature Direct message (DM) on iOS devices, Twitter for Android devices gets this feature. The company tweeted and announced that the DM search bar had arrived on Android late on Thursday.

"We have taken the DM search bar to Android and are bringing out an updated version that lets you search for all of your old convos, not just the most recent ones," said the group.

What is the feature of Direct message? The DM search bar will assist you in finding older conversations and even specific words you typed in those conversations "later this year." "Are you looking forward to the ability to check your DMs for message content? We are hoping to get it out later this year!" Twitter was also added.

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The DM search bar will assist you in finding older conversations and even specific words you typed in those conversations "later this year."

Twitter launched the DM search bar tool on iOS smartphones in October 2019. The microblogging site revealed earlier this year that it was exploring voice messages in direct messages (DMs) up to 140 seconds long in India.

The experiment will be rolled out to audiences in stages, with India being one of three countries to have access to the function, alongside Brazil and Japan.

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Voice messages in DMs, according to the organization, would make it easy for people to have conversations. Each voice message can be up to 140 seconds long, allowing people to talk easily when on the go or when there is just too much to type.

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