Twitter’s mobile advanced search filters are now available

Twitter has finally released a feature update. actually want. According to social media analyst Matt NavarraTwitter’s advanced mobile search filters will soon be available.

These are their actual appearances in practice.

Filtering by date, user count, retweet count, hashtags, and others makes it easy to find the tweets you are looking for. Although this feature has been available on Twitter for some time, it is difficult to find advanced search. To open advanced search, you must first type in your search phrase. Next, click on the three dots menu right above the search bar. Mobile users didn’t have this option, but this release seems imminent.

George Hotz is a security hacker best known for reprogramming the PlayStation 3 and creating iOS jailbreaks. He later founded Comma.ai, a driver assistance system startup that aims to bring Tesla Autopilot–like functionality to other cars.

Hotz was, however, a Twitter intern in his most recent position. Yes, an intern. Hotz tweeted his support of a controversial memo that Elon Musk sent to employees, in which he told them to “get it done.”extremely hardcoreOr you can leave. When his followers pushed back on this, he stated, “I’ll put my money where my mouth is. I’m down for a 12 week internship at Twitter for cost of living in SF.”

Musk was the one to put his foot in it frenemy to work — According to Hotz’s tweets, Musk said that his job was fixing Twitter’s poor search system. He polled followers in late November to get their opinions on Twitter search. included You can search within “liked” or “seen” tweets. This is a more accessible advanced search that allows you to move away from exact text searches.

Musk complained about Twitter’s search function within one week of his company taking control. Musk stated, “Fixing search should be a high priority.” tweeted.

Although it’s unclear when this feature will launch, it’s usually possible to reverse engineer an app feature by an app researcher. This is the case here.

While we’ll need to wait to see how effective this feature in practice, it is clear that Twitter’s search function will only go up.