As the world renews itself, it continues to repeat itself on all social platforms with the developing technology. Another hit of the incessant imitation applications came from Twitter. He opened the Spaces feature on Twitter with a competitive approach to the ClupHouse application, which has been on the agenda recently and is only available on iOS devices! The Spaces feature, which is currently only released to selected users on iOS accounts with the user experience version, offers similar features to ClupHouse. You can limit the speakers yourself. If you want, everyone, only the people you follow, or only the people you choose can talk. After starting the chat room, you can add a title, and people who want to participate as speakers can ask for the right to speak by raising their hand, like ClupHouse, and join the conversation with the permission of the moderator. Only 10 people can talk in the chat rooms and access is given to unlimited listeners. The best thing about ClupHouse is that although it is only available as a speaker on iOS devices, participants on Android devices can also take part as listeners in the opened rooms. Regarding privacy, Twitter stated that it keeps the audio recordings of the broadcasts for 30 days to be used as evidence in a possible complaint, and that if there is a complaint, it will increase this period to 90 days. The Spaces feature, which was introduced to the user experience with the demo version, will soon be available to users on all devices and is expected to leave ClupHouse behind with its advanced infrastructure.
