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Post a tweet without using the iPhone keyboard

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We are going to teach you a little trick, with which we will not need to enter Twitter and what is even better, we do not need to use the keyboard, thanks to Siri . This virtual assistant is our perfect travel companion, as it makes things much easier for us and helps us in our day to day. And in this case, it helps us publish for us

HOW TO POST A TWEET WITHOUT USING THE IPHONE KEYBOARD

First of all, we must tell you that not all devices will be able to perform this little trick, since they do not have this assistant.Now, if we are lucky enough to have Siri on our devices, the first thing we have to do is register our Twitter account from settings.

To do this, we go to the settings of our iPhone (in our case). Once inside, we must go to the bottom, where we will find a tab with the Twitter logo. Click on this tab.

Inside we will see all the accounts that we have synchronized and another tab for us to add new accounts. If we have not added any yet, only the "Add account" tab will appear, which we must press.

Once added, we will be able to post a tweet without having to use the iPhone keyboard and without having to enter the Twitter app.To do this, we go to the main screen or Springboard and talk to Siri. To do this, press the start button or bring the iPhone close to your ear if we have activated that option .

When Siri appears, we must say the following "I want to post a tweet".

Immediately, it will ask us to say what we want to publish. Therefore, we dictate our tweet to it, and the virtual assistant will write for us. When we have finished, it will show us the tweet before being published, we must confirm or modify it in case we do not agree with what he has written.

If everything is correct, we just have to tell Siri to publish the tweet and "she" will take care of the rest. And in this way, we can publish without having to enter Twitter and use our keyboard, we just have to dictate the tweet, and Siri will take care of everything.