Twitter is not only one of the most widely used social networks in the world at the moment, but also in general. one of the most time consuming. When you sign up for the network, it’s not uncommon to stumble upon Twittos with tens of thousands of tweets from time to time, at any hour of the day and night, when you’re not even one.
Such activities can sometimes make Twitter profiles a little confusing or even difficult to follow, and finding a message there can be a pain at times. The problem is even bigger when it comes to private messages Especially for those who regularly use this feature in a professional environment, because the computer and application versions of Twitter do not offer the same settings.
Twitter also announced an overhaul of its private messaging system via its official account in its next update for Android (which will also be available on iOS). Purpose: to improve deletion functions by synchronizing messages between different versions of the service and increase the size of a previously limited history.
We’re also making an update to the Twitter iPhone and Android apps that will give you access to your entire DM history.
—Twitter Support (@Support) 18 July 2014
Indeed, private messaging Could not store more than 3,200 messages, the threshold at which it becomes impossible to return to previous posts. A limit that rarely interests the average user, but which some professional accounts may encounter and which will soon expire in a few weeks.
As explained by Twitter Support Center on its dedicated page, deploying the update may also cause some specific issues due to ongoing rebuilding:
We are currently reconfiguring the backend elements of our private messaging system. This can prevent users from sending certain URLs in private messages. We apologize for the inconvenience caused.
You can access the Twitter application on Android from the Google Play Store from the link below.
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