If you’re hosting, make sure to Tweet out the link to your Space so other people can join.As a listener, choose whether or not you want to see captions by tapping the Show captions button in your Spaces settings.As the host, your Space will automatically serve live captions.Allow mic access (speaking ability) to speakers by toggling Allow mic access to on.When creating a Space, the host will join with their mic off and be the only speaker in the Space.Once the Space has started, the host can send requests to listeners to become co-hosts or speakers by tapping on the people icon and adding co-hosts or speakers, or tapping on a person’s profile picture within a Space and adding them as a co-host or speaker. Listeners can request permission to speak from the host by tapping on the Request icon below the microphone.Choose the date and time you'd like your Space to go live. To schedule a Space, tap Schedule for later.Up to 13 people (including the host and 2 co-hosts) can speak in a Space at any given time. When creating a new Space, you will see options to Name your Space and Start your Space.Listeners can be directly invited into a Space by DMing them a link to the Space, Tweeting out a link, or sharing a link elsewhere. Spaces are public, so anyone can join as a listener, including people who don’t follow you.Or, tap on your profile image at the top of your timeline. As a host on iOS, you can start a Space in two ways: Long press on the Tweet compose on your Home timeline and then tap the new Spaces icon (multiple circles forming a diamond shape) on the far left.

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