Additionally, the company also announced that the user could add photos and videos to the retweets, just as they share on tweets.
It's easy to express yourself by Retweeting with a comment. What if you could take it a step further and include media? Starting today, you can! Retweet with photos, a GIF, or a video to really make your reaction pop. Available on iOS, Android, and https://t.co/AzMLIfU3jB. pic.twitter.com/Oir5Hpkb2F— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) May 6, 2019
The change would certainly bring a lot of clutter on the user’s timeline – that is until the novelty wears off. The feature is not yet available for normal web/desktop user, which is why desktop users are forced to view many poorly formatted tweets with several blank spaces.
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