


You have the option to share the entire broadcast or the broadcast starting at a specific point of your choice. When watching a live video or replay, you can share the broadcast via Tweet, Direct Message, or by copying the link. Xbox and Android TV users can enjoy Twitter by launching their web browser and going to. You can also watch live programming from Twitter on Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV. You can watch live video from Moments, the Explore tab, trends, or Tweets from an account that has gone live. To see captions in full screen, enable captions at the system level. Note: not all videos will have captions or subtitles available. On iOS and Android, captions are shown automatically when videos are viewed in your timeline. To view subtitles on the web, tap the “CC” slider on a video. On iOS, this will be labeled as Closed Captions. Turn on the captions option in your device’s accessibility settings. Click on Autoplay, then choose between On cellular or Wi-Fi or Never.From the main menu, click More, then select Settings and privacy.You can select from the following options: Mobile data & Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi only, and Never.To adjust autoplay in your Twitter for Android app: On cellular or Wi-Fi, Only on Wi-Fi, and Never. You can select from the following options:.Under the General section, tap Data usage.To adjust autoplay in your Twitter for iOS app: Your settings for video autoplay can be adjusted independently on and your Twitter app (for example, you can set videos to autoplay on your iOS device and not on the web). You can stop videos from autoplaying in your timeline, Moments, and the Explore tab by changing the video autoplay setting. In timelines, Moments, the Explore tab, and across Twitter, native videos and GIFs will autoplay.
