Twitter Now Lets You View More Without a Login

Don't have a Twitter business relationship, but want to check out the latest celebrity feud? No sweat.

Twitter on Tuesday announced some fresh updates for users who visit the site on their mobile device without signing in, including a new domicile timeline for people across 23 countries (listed below).

"Before today, yous could see individual tweets but it was hard to discover stories and conversations happening on Twitter without signing in," Twitter Product Managing director Paul Lambert wrote in a blog mail service. "Now, you lot can check out a news story as it unfolds, dive into the play-by-play discussions effectually a game, and then come back once again to see that exchange between two rappers everyone's been talking nigh."

Twitter's new home timeline for logged-out users is rolling out to Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, France, Federal republic of germany, Nippon, Kenya, India, Indonesia, Italia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nigeria, Portugal, Saudi arabia, South korea, Spain, South Africa, Taiwan, the U.K. and the U.S.

Meanwhile, Twitter is also expanding its refreshed homepage on the Web, which first launched in the U.S. and Japan in April, to all the countries listed above. Now, anyone in these countries tin can "explore and discover different topics and stories as they occur, including some that are tailored just for yous based on your location and action on Twitter," Lambert wrote.

The revamped Twitter.com homepage greets users who are non signed in with a grid of topics, such as politics, country artists, and cute animals. Clicking 1 of the topics will bring up a timeline of users who fit that category.

The move comes during a transitional period for Twitter, which has struggled with growth also as efforts to combat corruption on the service. It has a (somewhat) new CEO, but recently lost a number of its top execs, one of which fled to Instagram and another who returned to his previous employer, Google.

This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.

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