Twitter is rolling out Fleets, its auto-destructing messages, to all users, having tested the Stories-like temporary posts in a beta earlier this year.
Twitter is rolling out Fleets, its auto-destructing messages, to all users, having tested the Stories-like temporary posts in a beta earlier this year. Announced in March, Twitter Fleets launched in Brazil, Italy, India, and South Korea as a way to share more passing comments and media than you might want remaining on your regular timeline. While you’ll be able to tweet as normal, you’ll also be able to share content to what’s basically Twitter’s take on stories. They’ll last for 24 hours, and then automatically delete after that. “Those new to Twitter found Fleets to be an easier way to share what’s on their mind,” product managers Joshua Harris and Sam Haveson say of response to the beta.
