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Captions only appear on-screen when a person is looking at a live Space. Speakers and Listeners can report and block others in the Space, or can report the Space. Twitter retains copies of audio from Spaces and captions if turned on for 30 days after a space ends in case there is a need to review them for violations of the Twitter Rules. In newer versions of the API, all large integer values are represented as strings by default. What Spaces will feel like Spaces Sensory Guide Joining a Space Sensory guide of how joining a space might feel. Spaces currently relies on automatic captioning on both iOS and Android, so there will be inaccuracies resulting from background noise or other factors. To schedule a Space, tap Schedule for later. Listeners can request permission to speak from the Host by tapping on the Request icon below the microphone. 1, you should always use the string representation of the number to avoid losing accuracy. Hosts can still create impromptu Spaces in the meantime, but can only have a max of one upcoming scheduled Space. If the person you blocked joins as a Listener, they will appear in the participant list with a Blocked label under their account name. As a Host on iOS, you can start a Space in two ways: Long press on the Tweet compose on your Home timeline and then tap the new Spaces icon multiple circles forming a diamond shape on the far left. When ready, tap Start your Space. Listeners can request to speak from the Host. Hosts can also invite other people outside of the Space to speak via DM. Tap the icon, then tap Adjust settings to see the options for Speaker permissions, which include Everyone, People you follow, and the default Only people you invite to speak. Hosts can schedule a Space up to 14 days in advance. We do not show captions to a person if they have docked the Space to the bottom of their Twitter app or are off the app although the audio will continue to play. Additional endpoints, features, and access levels will be released soon! By default, your Space will always be set to Only people you invite to speak. At the very beginning of the platform, these IDs were small enough numbers that they could be generated sequentially. I will start out muted, which is what the microphone with a slash through it means. When creating a new Space, you will see options to Name your Space and Start your Space. Numbers as large as 64-bits can cause issues with programming languages that represent integers with fewer than 64-bits. At any point while Hosting, Listening, or Speaking inside of a Space, any person can tap the Show captions button, which will allow them to see live captions with a few seconds of delay of any Host or Speakers who have consented to having their speech in Spaces captioned. Upon creating or speaking in a Space for the first time, people are asked to consent to having their speech in Spaces captioned in live time. When creating a Space, you have the ability to turn on live captions for all Speakers and Listeners to see, either when creating a Space for the first time or later in your device settings. Spaces are accessible while they are live; once ended, they will no longer be available publicly on Twitter. Today, Twitter IDs are unique 64-bit unsigned integers, which are based on time, instead of being sequential. In Twitter APIs up to version 1. Allow mic access speaking ability to Speakers by toggling Allow mic access to on. The full ID is composed of a timestamp, a worker number, and a sequence number. As your scheduled start time approaches, you will receive push and in-app notifications reminding you to start your Space on time. Tap on the icon to Share via a Tweet. The creator of a Space is the Host. This will allow people who need captions to follow along with the conversation. 1 , ID values were returned in two formats: both as integers, and as strings. When creating a Space, the Host will join with their Mic off and be the only Speaker in the Space. If a Space is found to contain a violation, we extend the time we maintain a copy for an additional 90 days to allow people to appeal if they believe there was a mistake. They can mute any Speaker, but it is up to the individual to unmute themselves. Up to 11 people including the Host can speak in a Space at any given time. You can also modify the Speaker permissions once your Space has been created. I can invite people to join my Space by sending them a Direct Message DM , sharing the link in a Tweet, and by copying the link and sharing it somewhere else like in an email. Listeners can be directly invited into a Space by DMing them a link to the space, Tweeting out a link, or sharing a link elsewhere. Get started chatting in your Space. We understand that this solution relies on the Speaker turning on automatic captions on their device for participants, and we are strongly encouraging all Speakers to do so. Over time, to accommodate growth, the IDs moved from being 32-bit, to 64-bit. Or, tap on your profile image in , scroll to the far right, and tap Spaces. The Host of a Space has control over who can speak. An example of this is JavaScript, where integers are limited to 53-bits in size. I can mute and unmute myself, and anyone in my Space, at any time. Sound Level Motion Level Imagery Level Information Level Receives invite via DM to join a space or sees an active space in Fleet line or timeline Quiet Low High High Joins space as a listener and enters a conversation Medium Captions off: Low; Captions on: Medium Captions off: Medium; Captions on: High Captions off: Medium, Captions on: High Requests speaker privileges Medium Low Medium Medium Unmutes self and contributes to the conversation Loud Captions off: Low; Captions on: Medium Caption off: Medium; Captions on: High Caption off: Medium; Captions on: High Space ends or leaves conversation Quiet Low Low Low Hosting a Space Sensory guide of how hosting a Space might feel. Early Access is now available, which enable you to listen to, analyze, and control the conversation on Twitter. These permissions are only saved for this particular Space, so any space you create in the future will use the default setting. As a quick follow-up, we are working on a solution where Twitter services will perform the automatic captioning and any participant will be able to turn on captions at any time. Choose the date and time you'd like your Space to go live.。

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