Now you should see Twitter Circle appear to the right of your account icon – this is who your tweet will be sent to — and you can complete the tweet and tap Tweet to send it.

On the homepage, tap on the profile icon to access the side panel, which now shows a new option for Twitter Circle. Once you tap on it, you will see two columns.

Step 5: You can see all of the people you've added to your Circle by selecting the Twitter Circle tab on the Edit your Twitter Circle screen. When you're done adding people, hit the X icon. That's it!

However, users are only allowed to make one circle each. "People in your Twitter Circle can't use the Retweet icon to share your Twitter Circle Tweets on Twitter, or in their own Twitter Circle ...

Twitter began testing Twitter Circle in May 2022 with a limited number of people on iOS, Android, and web. Now, after a successful test run, the feature is being rolled out to everyone globally.

With a Twitter Circle, now available for everyone, ... you'll see a default Public button next to your profile icon, which means your tweets are sent out to all your followers.

Twitter replaced its character counter with a weird circle icon that's changes colors as you type -- and everyone hates it.

Twitter users can add up to 150 people to their Circle, but can build only one. There's no limit to who you can include in a Circle, so sure, add Harry Styles.

Confirmed someone I'm not even following was able to see a private Twitter Circle tweet (thank you @TheSahilDev). This hurts trust in the platform a lot. Should be top priority @TwitterEng pic ...

Twitter Circle has been buggy for months, which is concerning for a feature that people use to tweet things they don’t want to share with all of their followers.