In the case of direct messaging, the voice messaging feature is coming to Twitter. This new feature of the micro blogging platform is currently in testing mode. Testing of 'Voice Messaging Feature' has started in India, Brazil and Japan. The process started on Wednesday (February 18). It is heard that this facility will be introduced in case of direct message.
Like voice tweets, each DM (direct message) will be a little more than 140 seconds or two and a half minutes. Testing feature has been introduced for both Android and iOS versions. The voice direct messaging process is quite simple and smooth. You can open a previous conversation by going to Twitter's Direct Message option, or using the new Chatbox. The rules are the same in both cases. The first voice recording icon needs to be tapped once. Then the voice recording will start. Before you finish, you have to tap on the voice recording icon once again.
This message can be heard before sending. In the case of iOS users, the voice recording icon needs to be recorded by turning on the 'press and hold' method. Then if you swipe up and release that voice message will go away automatically. Although the service is currently available for Android and iOS users, it can be heard when a message is sent through a web browser.
Manish Maheshwari, managing director of Twitter India, said the Indian market has been on their top list for a long time. So experiments are being carried out with different types of features. He said that this feature will be useful for the users in the coming days. Authorities launched the first voice tweet in June last year. This service allows users to tweet voice notes.