With the aim of developing Spaces voice chat capability, Twitter has made it possible to use this service even for users who have not logged in to their accounts.
Twitter now announces on its platform that hosts and users can send Spaces links to others, and even those who do not have a Twitter account can use the web version of the service and listen to voice conversations. Of course, this group of users can not be present in conversations and can only be listeners.
The social networking giant claims that the new feature will be useful for users whose friends do not have a Twitter account but intend to communicate with each other using Spaces and voice chat. Twitter’s new Spaces feature is also an advantage over its competitors such as Club House and Facebook.
Twitter has added more features to its Spaces-like service over the past few years to make Spaces a simpler environment for its users. In late July, for example, Twitter was testing the voice change feature in Spaces, and over time announced that the Spaces tab would be added to the web version, making new voice conversations available to all users.
It is noteworthy that ClubHouse has recently updated its platform for better competition. In the past, the platform was equipped with the ability to record the audio content of chat rooms, and also with the support of 13 new languages, including French, German and Hindi, tried to increase the number of its users.
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