Twitter has released an official list of all of the new features and changes that have been added or experimented with over the last month or so and there’s quite a bit to take note of.
Twitter’s voice-chat feature, Spaces, continues to grow with the addition of new privacy settings and the rollout of broadcasts that can be viewed by the general public whether they’re logged into Twitter or not. Twitter has also begun experimenting with playback speed for native Twitter videos. While this isn’t a feature that most people use when watching videos online, it is a very common one to see in most media apps and sites so its addition to Twitter is a bit overdue.
The new feature that’s garnered the most buzz since it began to rollout last month is the new ability to remove someone from following you without the need to block them. The release notes confirm that this functionality is now live for all users.
Here’s the full release notes for the last month of Twitter updates and changes for the web experience and the Windows Twitter app.
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