Twitter’s new feature that heavily borrows from Snapchat Stories isn’t arriving for some users for a few more days.
In a tweet, the service disclosed that it’s fixing some performance and stability problems with Fleets. For those who haven’t received the new feature yet, this means they will have to wait a few more days before they can share ephemeral content using the new format.
Fleets started going live for everyone on November 17, finally embracing a popular content sharing format that allows users to post content that vanishes after 24 hours. Twitter began testing Fleets eight months ago in Brazil.
The ephemeral post appears at the top of the timeline on Twitter’s iOS and Android apps. In order to view Fleets, you’ll need to tap on the users’ avatars.
In addition, you can’t retweet, like, or publicly reply to Fleets, unlike regular tweets. To respond to this type of post, you need to react with an emoji or via DMs.
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