WE R LIBRARY FORMAT
| Level | Intermediate |
| Device | Smartphone (Android) |
| Topic | Social Media |
| Sub-topic | Downloading and Setting Up Twitter |
| Introduction | |
| Limit to one paragraph with three to five sentences. Include where readers could use the information we are about to discuss. Follow the writing style guide for WE R. | |
| Twitter is a social media platform that stands out due to its short-form blogging format. Whereas other platforms let you write paragraphs upon paragraphs you can post, Twitter keeps things short and sweet. However, while others may think the platform’s character limit can be a hindrance, others see it as a challenge to get creative. That’s why many people love using the app! If you’ve been curious about the Twitterverse and have meant to get on it, this article will show you how to get it on your Android phone. | |
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| Step # | Action |
| 1 | As with any other app, the first step is to open the Google Play Store app. This is the icon that you should be looking for:  |
| 2 | On the Play Store, type “Instagram” on the search bar and tap the search button. This is what most Play Store Apps will look like on your phone:  |
| 3 | The Twitter app will appear in the search results. This is what the Twitter icon typically looks like on Android: Tap on the Twitter app. |
| 4 | Then, tap on the download button and wait for your phone to start downloading. |
| 5 | Wait for Twitter to finish downloading on your phone. |
| 6 | Once completed, open the Twitter app. |
| 7 | Opening Twitter will take you to the login screen. However, as you don’t have an account yet, tap the option that says “Sign Up With Email or Phone Number.” |
| 8 | Enter the details it asks of you–which typically include your email address or phone number, username, and password. |
| 9 | For those who signed up using an email address: Twitter will send you instructions on how to complete the process of creating your account. Follow the instructions found in the email. |
| 10 | For those who signed up with their phone number: a text message will be sent to you with instructions on how to finish creating your account. Follow these instructions found in the text message. |
| 11 | Once that’s all done, you’re Twitter account’s ready to go! |
| Conclusion | |
| Twitter allows people to share their thoughts and feelings as they wish. The only catch is that they have to do it within the 280-character limit. Of course, most may see this as a limitation. However, other people also see it as a challenge to get creative. Whatever the case may be, Twitter’s one social media platform that lets everyone in the things people are thinking out loud and whatnot. For those intrigued by this, you’ll be happy to know that getting on the platform is straightforward! All you need to do is download the app, sign up for an account, and you’ll be good to go! You’ll be tweeting from your Android phone in no time! Of course, the entire process of downloading and getting on Twitter may seem easy for many people–and it usually is. However, not everyone can go through the process with ease. Fortunately, we’re here to help! So, if you need a helping hand to get you through this entire process, feel free to reach out to us! We’ll get to you as soon as possible and help you get Twitter up and running on your Android phone! | |
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