Twitter is developing 'Flock' that can show tweets only to close friends



It is reported that Twitter has been found to be working on a new function 'Flock ' that can publish tweets only to up to 150 pre-specified users.

Twitter's new Flock feature takes aim at Instagram Close Friends
https://www.inputmag.com/tech/twitters-new-flock-feature-takes-aim-at-instagram-close-friends

Twitter's'close friends' feature could share tweets with up to 150 select users --The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/24/22899387/twitter-flock-tweet-privacy-trusted-friends

In July 2021, Twitter released a feature that allows you to tweet exclusively for 'Trusted Friends'.

Twitter is planning a function that allows you to tweet only to 'trusted friends' --GIGAZINE



And on January 21, 2022, reverse engineering expert Alessandro Paluzzi discovered that the 'trusted friends' feature being developed by Twitter was renamed to 'Flock.' In addition, according to Mr. Paluzzi's report, it was newly found that up to 150 people can be registered in 'Flock', and even if you cancel the registration, the other party will not be notified. 'Flock' is a term that refers to a group of people or a herd of animals.



In September 2021, Twitter also announced 'Communities,' which allows you to send tweets to specific users who have a common interest rather than all of your followers. This function is also a function with the control of tweets in mind, similar to 'Flock'.

Twitter begins testing a new 'community' feature that allows people with the same interests to interact with each other-GIGAZINE



Twitter spokeswoman Tatiana Brit told IT news site The Verge, 'Twitter is always working on developing new ways for users to have healthy conversations, and now people are more. I'm looking at ways to allow things to be shared personally. So far, there's no new information I can share about that feature, but I'm telling you that Flock is just a placeholder name. You can, 'he said, emphasizing that Flock is a tentative name and is subject to change in the future.

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