Last month, Twitter launched updates that allowed Twitter spaces to chat to record and share their broadcasts.
With the ability to record spaces and share them throughout the platform, the host can expand the value of their work through the moment where the living space is.
Now, the micro blogging platform will allow anyone to listen to audio space without entering.
This new feature will allow the host and listeners send a direct link to the audio broadcast room.
Those who do not have a Twitter account can also listen to it on the web without entering.
Even though the listener without an account will not be able to participate, the feature will provide a wider range of hosts.
Twitter launched his clubhouse rival room last year.
Since then the company has launched a variety of updates to improve the user experience for it.
You can start audio broadcasts on the platform by entering the spaced section in the Twitter application for iOS and Android.
To make a spaced recording, you need to switch to ‘Record Space’ before launching a new space.
All participants will see the recording icon appear when they enter the space that shows that the room is being recorded.
After the room ends, the host will have access to a full length recording for 30 days after the initial broadcast, where they can share it or tweet it.
Listeners will also have the ability to replay the recorded space directly from their timeline, and share the space recorded on their network.
The host can delete the space that records anytime, Twitter will still save data files for a period of 30-120 days to check rough or hate content.
Twitter now lets you listen to space without an account
