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Social media platform Twitter announced on Tuesday that it is rolling out a feature to add automatic subtitles to videos. According to the announcement, automatic subtitles will be available on the app for Android, iOS, and web versions in most languages.
However, automatic subtitles will only appear on newly uploaded videos on Twitter. Additionally, in response to The Verge, a Twitter spokesperson stated that there is currently no way for users to report inaccurate or poor-quality subtitles. The company will soon improve user support features in future updates.
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Twitter introduces automatic subtitles for videos, enhancing accessibility and user experience.
To utilize this new feature, readers need to update or download the latest version of Twitter on their mobile devices.
- Download Twitter for Android
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Twitter hosts a plethora of captivating and unique videos uploaded daily. If you're enjoying a particular video but unsure how to download it, refer to the following guide on downloading Twitter videos.
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The automatic addition of subtitles to videos is seen as a significant stride forward for Twitter, particularly following criticism from users, notably after the platform rolled out Voice Tweets without subtitles in 2020.
In addition, if you find Twitter ads too bothersome, you can refer to our guide on blocking Twitter ads here and follow the steps..
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