Twitter has been working hard to introduce new features to the platform and the latest addition is Twitter Circle. It allows you to create a private circle of selected users and communicate with them whenever you want. You can add and remove people from your Twitter Circle whenever you want and Twitter won’t even notify them of your action.
Explained: What is Twitter Circle?
Tweets and replies in your circle aren’t available to everyone on Twitter, even if your account is public. If you’ve been using the platform lately, you may have received a few invitations to join a Twitter Circle. Let’s take a look at what happens when you join a Twitter Circle.
By joining a Twitter Circle, you become part of a group of users selected by the Circle's creator. Tweets from the creator and subsequent comments in the Circle are only visible to you and other Circle members.
Below is a full list of changes to help you get familiar with Twitter Circles membership.
