It’s been more than a year since Twitter Lite launched in a select number of countries, including South Africa.
Today, the social network announced that its lightweight Android app is heading to 21 more countries, five of which are in Africa.
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Said African nations receiving the app includes Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Uganda and Zimbabwe. This brings the total number of countries to 46.
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Twitter Lite “is a faster, data friendly way for people to use Twitter to see what’s happening in the world”, the company explained in a tweet back in April 2017.
The app also features a number of data friendly features, including a data saver mode and a storage footprint of less than 1 MB. A number of other Twitter app features are also present, including threaded tweets, push notifications and a night mode.
In addition to the aforementioned African nations, Twitter Lite is now also available in the following countries:
- Argentina
- Belarus
- Dominican Republic
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- India
- Indonesia
- Jordan
- Lebanon
- Nicaragua
- Paraguay
- Romania
- Turkey
- Ukraine
- Uruguay
- Yemen
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