Apple launches support page on Twitter

Apple has laucnhed a new support-based Twitter account, which has already snared almost 50,000 followers.

Apple Inc has launched a new Twitter account dedicated to customer support, a move that expanded the company's social media presence and prompted immediate reaction from users complaining about their devices.

The tech giant said in a tweet on Thursday, under the handle @applesupport, that it would provide tips and tricks to users online.

The new account prompted immediate cheers on Twitter. One fan was Jack Dorsey (@jack), chief executive of the social media platform.

"A HUGE welcome to @AppleSupport! Now using Twitter to provide customer support through tweets and DMs!"

Apple users have already sought to take advantage of the new avenue for customer support, with the handle nabbing more than 48,000 followers.

The account illustrates how Apple is expanding its social media presence, which has so far been minimal. The company does not have its own corporate Twitter account. But last year, it created a support account called @AppleMusicHelp to assist users with downloading tunes and creating playlists.

So far that account has 18,000 followers.

A Twitter spokesman was not available for comment.


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Published 4 March 2016 7:53am
Updated 4 March 2016 7:56am
Source: AAP


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