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Now anyone can share clips from Twitter Spaces on Android and iOS
Anyone in a space can make a clip, which then expires after 30 days. After a more limited test that began in March.
Twitter has announced that a new feature that allows you to extract a short audio clip from a Twitter space is rolling out widely on iOS and Android. Anyone in a space can make a clip, which then expires after 30 days. Although the feature is not currently available to Twitter web users, the platform says support is "on the way."
The clips are designed to make the content of Twitter's live audio feature more shareable on the platform, offering the best bits of a live audio stream without asking listeners to sit through the whole thing. process.
The feature's widespread rollout follows a more limited test that began in March. At the time, the ability to clip a space was only available to a small number of users on iOS, and even then, it was limited to hosts of a space rather than participants. Now that the feature is widely available to listeners, who inevitably outnumber hosts, it seems likely that we'll start to see many more viral clips of Spaces making the rounds on Twitter.
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