Starting today, you'll notice a new message button on Tweets. It's simple to share a Tweet through Direct Message and start a private conversation with this new feature. So you can now post unique Twitter material from your timeline directly into your private discussion with only a few taps. This feature is available for everyone in the United States.
It is simple to share a tweet privately. You may share through Direct Message with your followers, or by SMS or email to contacts from your phone's address book. Select a recipient from the quick-share list of the accounts with whom you commonly communicate.
The Tweet you want to post will be shown as a movable and resizable sticker on Instagram Stories. You have the option of sending the tweet to a single individual, a group, or all of your followers. To send a tweet, simply click on the sticker when viewing a story.
Because we collect all of our sharing activities in one place, it's easy to store and share privately or publicly—now or later. There, you'll find a list of every tweet you've added to your bookmarks.
Direct Messages (DMs) are Twitter's private messaging system. Direct Messages allow you to hold private conversations with others about tweets and other material. You can send someone a DM at any time by including the @ symbol followed by their username. DMs are visible only to the recipient.
Click Messages in the top menu bar when connected into your Twitter account. The notice box appears. You may send a private message to Twitter people who follow you from this page. Your message will be displayed on the Notifications tab for that person.
Because they are two completely distinct platforms, auto-sharing between them is pointless. But, every now and then, you'll want to share a Tweet—yours or someone else's—with your Facebook friends or Facebook page followers because it's just plain amazing. Twitter has introduced a new feature that allows you to do just that.
Tap the Send button.
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