“Some Tweets are best left in drafts ,” the company said. The rate of people reading articles before retweeting them went up by 33 percent, while in some cases people didn’t end up RT-ing after they clicked on a headline. The experiment led to more people reading articles, saying users opened 40 percent more articles after seeing the prompt. The test started out with Android users in June, and the company noted it has seen positive results since. When someone on an Apple mobile device tries to retweet or quote tweet an article, Twitter “may ask if you'd like to open it first.” Today, the company is expanding its test and bringing the prompts to iOS.
Following a test to get people to read articles before tweeting them, Twitter announced plans last month to roll the feature out to everyone.
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