Clubhouse will get backchannel. (Image: AFP)
Like on Twitter and Instagram, customers will have the ability to obtain message requests from different unknown customers in a devoted part, the place they are often accepted or rejected.
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Clubhouse lastly has its personal direct messaging service! Like Instagram and Twitter, the one hundred pc audio utility now lets customers ship direct messages to one another. However, this feature doesn’t but permit customers to ship photographs. It’s now potential to ship written messages on Clubhouse. The audio platform has rolled out a text-based messaging system for its customers on each Android and iOS, in keeping with the platform’s official weblog. Dubbed “Backchannel,” this direct messaging system lets users start conversations, whether one to one or as a group.
It’s certainly a useful function for users still hesitant about going 100 percent audio, but the system currently appears to have several limitations. While users can send links in their direct messages, for example, it is not currently possible to send photos or videos, TechCrunch reports. Like on Twitter and Instagram, users will be able to receive message requests from other unknown users in a dedicated section, where they can be approved or rejected. To access messaging, simply swipe right while on the home page or click the small paper airplane icon on a user’s profile to send a direct message, again, like on Instagram.
My hat? TippedMy mic? FlashedMy messaging? Direct.After we unintentionally leaked their feature 5 times, here’s our beloved engineering team introducing the new Clubhouse Backchannel pic.twitter.com/3bPHeGxQaZ
— Clubhouse (@Clubhouse) July 14, 2021
According to TechCrunch, deleting a message is not possible at this point, but users can copy and report messages. Clubhouse has promised that more options will be unveiled in the coming weeks. At the end of June, Clubhouse inadvertently unveiled this new feature to certain users, before swiftly removing it, suggesting a leak. The Clubhouse team has now fessed up to this mistake… or rather, five mistakes.
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