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Twitter Is Testing A Polling Feature for Its Website and Mobile Apps

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Twitter is getting ready to test a polling feature that the company has been working on for some time. The company has made the feature available to a subset of users. Twitter CFO Anthony Noto posted simple question for his followers Thursday: “Boxers of briefs?” Entertainment Weekly also tweeted out a poll. Twitter has been working on the feature for at least a year.

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