Twitter Circles, a feature that lets you narrow down your tweets to a smaller audience, is now available to all, stage first Started testing the feature among “select people” before a wider rollout in May.

love twitter circle Instagram’s “close friends” feature, which lets you share your posts with a small group of people. On Twitter, you can add up to 150 people to your circle, whether they follow you or not. When you want to send a Tweet that you don’t want the entire Twitterverse to see, you can choose to share it with your circle.

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When you open Tweet Composer you will see the option to share to your circle. Select the dropdown menu at the top of Composer, and then hit circle, You can choose who you want in your circle edit The button that appears next to the option. When you add or remove users from your circle, they will not receive any notification. But people in your circle will see a highlighted badge that reads, “People only in @[username]The Twitter circle of can see this Tweet” at the bottom of the post sent to your circle.

This feature can help users gain a bit more control over their privacy without making their accounts completely private. However, content shared with your circle is still subject to the platform’s community guidelines, and it also doesn’t prevent other users from taking screenshots of your posts.