Twitter Blue Subscription Will Have Edit Button [Updated]
Have you ever wished you could revise a tweet you mistakenly posted? Millions of Twitter users have been calling for the feature, and the social network will soon offer it for a price.
The social media platform is currently testing its Edit button by featuring it in Twitter Blue. This paid subscription service is available in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the United States.
The Edit feature only lets users revise Tweets 30 minutes after posting them. Afterward, edited messages will show an icon, label, and timestamp to notify readers about the revisions.
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People may click on the tweet’s “edit history” to see past versions. Why is Twitter taking a long time to offer the feature? The social media company stated its reasons in a recent blog post:
“The test will be localized to a single country at first and expand as we learn and observe how people use Edit Tweet. We’ll also be paying close attention to how the feature impacts the way people read, write, and engage with Tweets.”
Article continues after this advertisementIn other words, it wants to see how real Twitter users would use the edit button. If these four countries provide satisfactory results, the social media company could soon release the edit feature to more countries.
Other features of Twitter Blue
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On June 3, 2021, Australia and Canada offered the paid subscription option. Then, the US and New Zealand followed suit on November 9. They used to charge $2.99 monthly it.
Since July 27, 2022, Twitter Blue has cost $4.99 per month for new subscribers. Meanwhile, people who signed up before the price increase kept the initial pricing of $2.99.
Twitter Blue currently enables ad-free articles to help users read without clutter. Also, paid users may change the text size when they tap on the reader icon.
The Top Articles feature lets Blue users skip to the most-shared articles in their network. Moreover, they could find more relevant content by selecting the People they follow tab.
Twitter Blue allows users to keep Bookmarked Tweets by classifying messages into different folders. They could also change how the Twitter app and its icon looks.
The subscription service also offers an exclusive iPhone or iOS device feature. It lets those users adjust the navigation bar to show their preferred types of content. Users from those four countries could sign up for Twitter Blue with the following steps:
- Head to the Profile menu on the browser page or mobile app.
- Next, choose Twitter Blue.
- Select the Subscribe for $/mo button.
- Then, finish registration by following the on-screen instructions.
The social media network has been trending back then because of Elon Musk’s plan to acquire Twitter. Now, more people are looking forward to the edit button!
Twitter Blue returns with a higher price and additional features
we’re relaunching @TwitterBlue on Monday – subscribe on web for $8/month or on iOS for $11/month to get access to subscriber-only features, including the blue checkmark 🧵 pic.twitter.com/DvvsLoSO50
— X (@X) December 10, 2022
On December 12, Twitter launched its monthly Blue subscription. As promised, it will allow subscribers to edit tweets.
Twitter Blue would provide gold checkmarks for businesses and blue for individuals. Later in the week, it would activate grey checkmarks for government accounts.
Aside from the multicolored verification icons, subscribers may change their handle, profile photo, or display name anytime.
However, they will lose their checkmarks until Twitter reviews their accounts again. Also, the subscription plan will provide 1080p video uploads and reader mode.
These features will enable them to view HD-quality videos and read content without ads.
You will have to pay $8 monthly if you want Twitter Blue. However, you will need to pay $11 monthly if you use the iOS app.
Conclusion
Elon Musk has been working hard to improve Twitter days after acquiring the company. Now, he delivers results by implementing an improved Twitter Blue.
Perhaps you would like to try upgrading your account with it. Otherwise, you could switch to other social media platforms like Mastodon or BeReal.
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