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Fleets leave Twitter after a fleeting run

Fleets leave Twitter after a fleeting run

  • Twitter to shut down its version of the popular Stories format
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This undated handout image courtesy of Twitter shows their new product "Fleets". (AFP)

Twitter testing ads on Fleets to catch up to Snap, Facebook

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