If you are a TweetDeck for OS X user, you are in luck and the application has been updated with new features including the possibility, very, very interesting to be able allow other people to interact with a certain Twitter account without having to give them the password.
You will also be able to send direct messages to groups, improvements in GIFs as well as online videos among other novelties. The application can now be updated from the Mac App Store.
As we have anticipated, this update incorporates the utility called Teams, so that a person who has a Twitter account but needs a team to manage it, does not have the need to give the password to all team members with the management and security problems that this entails. Now with TweetDeck for OS X you can invite people to interact with a specific Twitter account.
This application will allow you to delegate access to as many people as you want, and delete accounts when they no longer need access. Also included in the update is the ability to send messages to groups, add up to 4 images per tweet and view GIF files in addition to online videos.
Here is a complete list of the news from TweetDeck in its version 3.9.482:
- Share access to accounts safely and securely to user teams.
- Add up to 4 images with each Tweet.
- GIFs and videos online.
- Share a tweet by direct message to a group of friends.
- Small bug fixes and improvements.