{"id":9076,"date":"2017-09-08T16:48:52","date_gmt":"2017-09-08T16:48:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/rsoftsolution.com\/blog\/twitter-enables-account-sharing-in-its-mobile-app-powered-by-tweetdeck-teams.html"},"modified":"2017-09-08T16:48:52","modified_gmt":"2017-09-08T16:48:52","slug":"twitter-enables-account-sharing-in-its-mobile-app-powered-by-tweetdeck-teams","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rbsitsoftwaresolution.in\/blog\/twitter-enables-account-sharing-in-its-mobile-app-powered-by-tweetdeck-teams.html","title":{"rendered":"Twitter enables account sharing in its mobile app, powered by TweetDeck Teams"},"content":{"rendered":"


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TweetDeck Teams \u2013 a feature that lets users share access<\/a> to Twitter accounts, without having to share a password \u2013 will now work in the Twitter app for iOS and Android. This change will make it easier for those who run social media accounts for businesses and brands to post updates, check replies, send direct messages, and more, without having to run a separate app.<\/p>\n

If anything, however, the move could hint that Twitter is thinking of transitioning TweetDeck\u2019s account management features to its main app. After all, many of TweetDeck\u2019s more advanced features, like muting, search, and list management, already exist on Twitter itself. It only makes sense that shared accounts would make its way over, too.<\/p>\n

TweetDeck hasn\u2019t had a lot of attention since Twitter bought the app for $40 million back in 2011<\/a>. Instead, following a small update<\/a> in 2012, its features have slowly disappeared<\/a> or failed to keep up with those on Twitter\u2019s official clients. Twitter also shut down TweetDeck\u2019s mobile apps<\/a>\u00a0a few years ago, then\u00a0discontinued its Windows client<\/a>\u00a0last year. (Windows users were directed to use TweetDeck via the web.)<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, TweetDeck\u2019s Mac app hasn\u2019t been updated since mid-2015 on the Mac App Store.<\/p>\n

Now, one of TweetDeck\u2019s bigger selling points is making its way over to Twitter, with this support for Teams.<\/p>\n

Twitter quietly announced the news on Thursday via a couple of tweets pointing to updated help documentation<\/a> detailing how the feature works.<\/p>\n

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Using Teams for shared accounts? You can now contribute to Teams on Android iOS \u2013 so it’s easy to Tweet on the go. https:\/\/t.co\/qJKcibDZxj<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2014 TweetDeck (@TweetDeck) September 7, 2017<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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Teams is a safe way to manage accounts without having to share passwords. Now available on mobile within the Twitter app. https:\/\/t.co\/xaGbaFKhfS<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2014 Twitter (@Twitter) September 7, 2017<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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Before this change, admins and contributors could only use TweetDeck Teams accounts in TweetDeck itself, so this broadens their availability.<\/p>\n

After the Team is set up, users may be invited to join the Team via an email notification, a notification in TweetDeck, as well as a push notification to Twitter for iOS and Android. They can then accept or decline from any of those places, including the Twitter mobile app. Here, Twitter users will tap their profile icon and look for \u201cTeam Requests,\u201d then tap the checkmark icon or \u201cx\u201d to accept or decline.<\/p>\n

Once a part of a Team, Twitter for iOS and Android users can tweet, Direct Message, Like, and Retweet from a Team account using the main Twitter mobile app.<\/p>\n

The feature is live now on Twitter for iOS and Android, says Twitter.<\/p>\n

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Featured Image: nevodka \/ iStock Editorial \/ Getty Images Plus<\/small><\/p>\n

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