The internet now is filled with memes about Tooter. Now if you are confused about what Tooter is, read on.
Tooter, with a conch shell(shank) icon, is an Indian alternative to Twitter that became popular amid call for going ‘vocal for local’ in the country. Modelled in the likes of Twitter, the site also has a white and blue coloured interface and is inspired by the US-based platform Parler.
This ‘Made in India’ social media site went viral after it identified itself as a swadeshi social network.
In fact the website became active around June or July. But it caught netizens’attention only recently and ever since then desi Twitter users have left no stone unturned to create hilarious memes and jokes about it.
#Tooter
*Indian version of Twitter exist*Expectation Reality : pic.twitter.com/6U35Euf2Ui
— अभिमन्यु (@abhiishutup) November 24, 2020
https://twitter.com/sircazm/status/1331392267043500032
Twitter #Tooter pic.twitter.com/fgv3kIhLIC
— Patriotic Indian (@SwadeshiINC) November 24, 2020
https://twitter.com/AbdulSRKian01/status/1331209543167066112
If you wonder who will be using this identical twin of Twitter, one won’t be surprised as the site has some prominent personalities as its users like PM Narendara Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Smriti Irani, actor Abhishek Bachchan, Sadhguru and cricketer Virat Kohli.
The site claims that it aims to promote free speech and not punish users for “exercising their god-given right to speak freely.”
The platform is a cross between Facebook and Twitter. It follows the same mechanism as Twitter, as the user has to create an account on Tootter with a username and an email address. After signing up, users can follow other accounts , read through a feed and customise groups and lists. Like posts on Twitter are called tweets, it is Toots on Tooter. The app is available only for Android users.
