Twitter deleted the 140 character limit private messages

Twitter has announced through its official website from the termination of the 140 character limit for messages within its own.

The company said through a statement: "If you today scans your private messages may be noticed that something is missing, reducing Amorod messages and set at 140 symbols had disappeared, and became able to since the day chatting on-site and within a single message without limits on the number of characters."

She added: "The Twitter large community of her users, offering messages within it the possibility of chatting with specific people and participation of your memories and your news and events that it discovers on Twitter, there are hundreds of millions of tweets that are sent over Twitter a day, which is a chance to talk with your friends about what is happening in your world. "

She also added: "For this reason we have a number of changes and improvements over the past months on the Message feature within Twitter, and today offer a change is a major step in making the private side of the Twitter more powerful and fun."

The change that has happened today only applies to private messages, meaning that the number of characters allowed within a single Tweet still 140 symbols.

The update will be launched within the official Twitter application starting from today, to be up gradually later to Twitter users on the Web and Android and iOS systems and Mac.