Twitter Now Allows You to Listen to Spaces Without an twitter Account

 

Twitter Spaces is discovering a new feature that allows everyone to listen to Spaces' audio via direct links. With the latest feature, users can share direct links to their Spaces with others, and guests can watch the audio session via the web without logging in to the platform. With the new update, people without Twitter accounts can also access Spaces audio. However, they will not be able to participate in audio streaming. Recent work will open Twitter Spaces for more people. Recently, Spaces began rolling out support for all Android and iOS users to hold a live audio session.

The Spaces team on Friday, November 5 wrote on Twitter about the new update. As mentioned, with the new feature, listeners and strangers can reach a wider audience by posting a direct link to the Spaces audio stream. People without a Twitter account can also hear it on the Web version without entering the platform.

Micro-blogging platform has been adding new functionality to Spaces competing with Clubhouse and Facebook live audio chambers. Spaces recently unleashed the ability of everyone on iOS and Android to create their own chat room. Initially, when Twitter started releasing Spaces in late 2020, only users who had more than 600 followers in the area could not handle Spaces. All users, regardless of number of followers, can now create public and private audio chat rooms on Twitter. Also, Spaces can have up to 11 speakers at a time.

In September of this year, Twitter updated Spaces with recorded features and re-played so people could listen to Spaces even when they were over. Some features in Spaces, meanwhile, are limited to Spaces mobile applications.