Since late last year, Twitter has been working on the most requested “Bookmark” feature. And finally, the company has rollout new Bookmark option for everyone officially. Hence, now you can easily bookmark Tweets in Twitter on your Android and iPhone even on the web version if you have found any tweet historical, unique, and useful so that you can check out later.
Previously, people used to bookmark some Tweets by liking, direct messaging to themselves, or retweeting. With Twitter’s new Bookmark feature, it becomes pretty simple to add your favorite Tweets to your Bookmark list and view it whenever you want. If you are a big Twitter devotee, then let’s have a look at how to use Twitter bookmark to save Tweets on your Android and iPhone.
How to Use Twitter Bookmark to Save Tweets on Android or iPhone
First of all, you need to update Twitter app to the latest version on your Android or iOS device.
Step #1. Open the Twitter app on your smartphone and log in with your account.
Step #2. Head over to the Tweet you want to bookmark and then tap on Share icon under the Tweet.
Step #3. Now, Select “Add Tweet to Bookmarks.” to save tweet.
Now you might be wondering where Bookmarked Tweets are stored. Then let me help you to find your saved Bookmark Tweets.
Step #4. Just tap on your Profile at the top right corner of the screen.
Step #5. Now you can see new Bookmarks option above the Moments option; you need to tap on it to see all your saved Bookmarked Tweets.
Well, all your Bookmark are private so that no one can see your Bookmarks. Thus, don’t worry about the public. You can Bookmark Tweets in Twitter as much as you want without worrying about followers.
In a case, if you no longer need any Tweets under your Bookmark list, then you can tap the Share icon and select “Remove Tweet from Bookmarks” to remove it.
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Have you got the new Bookmark feature on your phone? If so, then use it and do share your experience in the comment section or on Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus. What other features do you wish to add to the Twitter app? Feel free to tell us!
