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Twitter rolling out TikTok-like full-screen vertical videos to iOS users

Por: 9to5Mac Tech October 01, 2022

At this point, you can’t deny that vertical videos are here to stay, and more platforms are focusing on such content following the success of TikTok. This time, is the one to follow in the footsteps of the competing social network. The company announced this week that it is now rolling full-screen vertical videos out to iOS users. Twitter wants to be TikTok with full-screen vertical videos As the company (via ), the new experience aims to make... + full article



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