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Twitter adds ‘who to follow’ feature on iOS

byCustoms Today Report
05/09/2015
in Science & Technology, Technology
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NEW YORK: Twitter has added a ‘who to follow’ feature on iOS that links you to other users that the social media giant thinks you would be interested in keeping in touch with.

It would use your history and uploaded contacts to make recommendations to follow the accounts, and it may also feature promoted accounts, reported The Verge.

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The new feature is slated right in the central timeline, but the section stays inline as you scroll.

Twitter notes that if it by chance recommends you follow someone who is dead, you may contact the company’s support team.

But just like ‘While you were away’ feature, you can close the entire thing by tapping the ‘X’ symbo

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