How to use Twitter spaces and clubhouse?

Ground Report | New Delhi: How to use Twitter spaces and clubhouse?: The Twitter Spaces are public chat rooms that anyone can create and join. The spaces create host-moderated audio chat rooms where the host can control who can speak. Spaces allow users to react with emojis. We are currently working on the implementation of automatic labeling in Spaces.

The Twitter Spaces allows you to create your own audio-only chat rooms and discuss, chat or interact with your friends, followers, or family members. This new format of audio-only interaction gave birth to the Twitter space. Twitter has come up with its own clubhouse-like feature.

Here you can find audio-only chat rooms which anyone can connect or listen to. Everything you need to know to start using Twitter Spaces.

What is Twitter Spaces?

Simply put, Twitter Spaces allows you to create audio-only chat rooms and interact with your followers. Anyone can listen to your spaces, even those who don't follow you. Twitter Spaces doesn't include any video or text, which makes it a little more discreet.

All conversations happen in real-time, so you can think of Twitter Spaces as a live radio event. Each room or space has a speaker or host who conducts the audio event. It was earlier available for iOS users, but now it is also available on Android. There are no restrictions, which means anyone can use Twitter Spaces for business or personal use.

Is Twitter Space the Same as Clubhouse?

You must be wondering, is there any difference between Twitter Spaces and Clubhouse? The answer is yes. Twitter Spaces only allows two user roles, i.e. a speaker and listener, while Clubhouse allows three user roles: moderator, speaker, and listener. Twitter Spaces can be used through the mobile app and web browser. While Clubhouse is available on the app itself.

Twitter doesn't limit audience numbers, but Clubhouse has a maximum audience capacity of 5,000. Clubhouse allows you to choose between private or public audio rooms, while audio rooms created using Twitter Spaces are public.

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What is Clubhouse?

Recently, Clubhouse - an invitation-only, audio social media app - has gained viral levels of awareness. In just a few weeks, Clubhouse, which allows members to host and join audio chat rooms, has grown from 600,000 to 10 million active users, garnered a $100 million valuation, and is home to some of the world's top thought leaders. is hosted.

How to Use Clubhouse

1. Track down and accept an invite.
2. Pick topics of interest and follow users.
3. Set up your profile.
4. Scroll through the homepage.
5. Use the Explore page to find more users, clubs, and rooms.
6. Join clubs.
7. Start a club.
8. Enter a room.
9. Request to speak.
10. Add friends to a room.
11. Leave a room.
12. See upcoming rooms.
13. Invite friends.

How to use Twitter Spaces

Let's take a look at the steps to use this new audio-only chat room feature:

1. On your smartphone, open the Twitter app and tap on the “+” button. Click on the first option: “Blank Space.”
2. If this is your first time opening Spaces, you will be greeted with an introduction page. It will give you information about all the features. Once you've finished learning about it, hit the “Get Started” button.
3. On the next page, give a name to your space and press the “Start Your Space” button.
4. Now your space will start. You will be offered a list of equipment during your audio-only program.

Here are the tools and what they do:

• Mic: You can turn the mic on or off.
• People: Add or invite speakers or invite someone to speak. You can also remove any speaker from this menu.
• Feedback: It allows you to send emoji reactions without speaking.
• SHARE: You can share your Twitter space with your followers on Twitter and other platforms.
• More options: This includes Settings, Rules, Captions, and more.

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How to invite people to your room

When starting a new Twitter space, a host can choose who can speak. The host can invite anyone, people you follow, or just people to speak. Only 11 people can talk in a room at a time, including the host. Note that Spaces are public and anyone can join your Space as your listener, including people who don't follow you.

If you host a space, you can give it to the audience by assigning them a link to your space. Alternatively, you can share or tweet the link elsewhere. Audiences can also ask permission to speak in a room. The host can then grant or revoke the ability to speak to any listener in space.

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