Twitter's new feature will allow users to search specific direct messages
Most-hyped micro blogging Twitter has rolled out yet another useful functionality for its users just like Whatsapp feature. Twitter's DM section now has an improved search bar for users to easily look for specific chats and messages. Yes, you heard it absolutely right!
This announcement was made via a recent tweet by official account of Twitter Support.
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They wrote, “We know you’ve been waiting for the option to search your DMs… Now you can use the search bar in your inbox to find specific messages using keywords and names.”
The search bar in Twitter's DM section allows users to look for specific chats by people and even groups, similar to WhatsApp. For the unversed, the WhatsApp message search lets users look for particular messages in each chat.
Twitter users will now be able to look for a specific message by a person by typing in the main keywords and names.
This change has been a long time coming. When Twitter brought DM search to Android in May 2021, it said that content search was coming later that year, reported The Verge.
The company seems to have missed that deadline by a bit, but at least it's available on every platform -- the original search was available on iOS for almost two years before Twitter added it to Android.
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