Twitter lifts 140 character limit from DMs

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August 13, 2015
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Today, Twitter finally lifted the 140 character  limit from its Direct Messages, what this means is that you can now type as much characters as you like in a single Direct Message before sending unlike before when it was limited.

This change was to have taken effect a few months back but for some reasons only known to the social giant it was delayed till today.

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However, this change has nothing to do with your normal tweets, as the 140 character limit still remains and don't think that is about to change anytime soon.

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The new change will take effect today as it's being rolled on Android and iOS apps, twitter.com, TweetDeck, and Twitter for Mac. The rollout will take a few weeks before it reaches every user worldwide, so you might have to exercise some patience it you don't get it in the next few days.

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