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Clubhouse, the famous social audio chat app, revealed that anybody may now listen to discussions going place on the platform through the Web. The feature will be available to Clubhouse users in the United States first, and it will function for both replays and live rooms with replays enabled. It is not necessary for listeners to have the Clubhouse app downloaded or to be logged in to the platform. Clubhouse is also adding the ability for users to post sessions they are attending on the app to any social media network or through a messaging app.
Since its launch in March 2020, Clubhouse has required users to check in before participating in a chat. Likewise, the app began its life as an invite-only service. It is, however, launching 'Web Listening,' which allows anyone to listen to talks in Clubhouse rooms using their phone or laptop without having to download the app or log in. Creators must enable replays in their virtual rooms in order for people to listen to their content using a Web browser. The replays function allows users to listen to a live chat recording on the app at a later time. Clubhouse stated that 'Web Listening' is being rolled out as an experiment, so there may be some issues at first.
In addition, the experience is now confined to the United States, however the team is open to expanding it to new nations — and room kinds — in the future. Twitter made a similar move in November, allowing users to listen to discussions without having to create an account through its audio-only feature Spaces. In addition to allowing users to listen to talks via the Internet, Clubhouse also allows them to share discussions via social media or copy the link to distribute via a messaging app. You may also utilize the Share on Clubhouse option to share the virtual space with your Clubhouse followers.
When you choose the option in question, you may also write a comment and get entry to the room. Clubhouse is now introducing Share and Clip counts at the bottom of the room to give designers an idea of how often their rooms are shared. It also includes a new Room Insights tab, which will provide artists with more information in the future, according to the business. This week, Clubhouse users on both Android and iOS will begin to see the new sharing experience. Poor moderation techniques and an increase in the number of adult rooms have also been criticized.
