Don't worry, they will raise the price step by step then Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok will join them and make subscription features
Twitter has been working on some kind of subscription service since last summer, and Jane Manchun Wong, who often digs into new features coming in apps, has shared details on just what Twitter is exploring.
Twitter's subscription service could be called Twitter Blue, and at the current time, it's priced at $2.99 per month. There will be a "Collections" section that allows users to save and organize their favorite tweets to make them easier to find at a later date.
It will also include an "Undo Tweets" feature, which will give customers a short time to "Undo" a tweet that has a mistake before it's actually posted on the social network. The Tweet Undo period looks to be customizable, so users can set their preferred interval.
Users will also be able to select where the Undo Tweet feature will be applied, with options that include original tweets, replies, tweetstorms, and quote tweets.
Wong says that Twitter is working on a tiered subscription pricing model, so one tier could have more paid features than another.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said last July that Twitter would set a "really high bar" for when Twitter would ask customers to "pay for aspects of Twitter."
There is no word on when Twitter's subscription functionality could roll out, nor what it will cost when it launches. Pricing and feature set could change because the subscription option is still in testing.
Article Link: Twitter's 'Blue' Subscription Service May Cost $2.99, Will Offer Undo Tweet Opthey will raise the price step by step then Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok will join them and make subscription features
They will raise the price step by step .Then Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok will join them and make subscription features
Twitter has been working on some kind of subscription service since last summer, and Jane Manchun Wong, who often digs into new features coming in apps, has shared details on just what Twitter is exploring.
Twitter's subscription service could be called Twitter Blue, and at the current time, it's priced at $2.99 per month. There will be a "Collections" section that allows users to save and organize their favorite tweets to make them easier to find at a later date.
It will also include an "Undo Tweets" feature, which will give customers a short time to "Undo" a tweet that has a mistake before it's actually posted on the social network. The Tweet Undo period looks to be customizable, so users can set their preferred interval.
Users will also be able to select where the Undo Tweet feature will be applied, with options that include original tweets, replies, tweetstorms, and quote tweets.
Wong says that Twitter is working on a tiered subscription pricing model, so one tier could have more paid features than another.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said last July that Twitter would set a "really high bar" for when Twitter would ask customers to "pay for aspects of Twitter."
There is no word on when Twitter's subscription functionality could roll out, nor what it will cost when it launches. Pricing and feature set could change because the subscription option is still in testing.
Article Link: Twitter's 'Blue' Subscription Service May Cost $2.99, Will Offer Undo Tweet Option
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Why not? Personally i find edit buttons quite usefull, allows me to add more info later instead off having to reply to myself, or tonrephrase things thar are unclear etc
me toom and I don's see yt premium as stupid, I hate ads that much, so the rather low lrice fir oremium is worth it for me, and the content creators still gets a few cents so everybody wins
Would like a venn diagram of the people in this thread who say they would pay a Twitter subscription and the people in the Tweetbot thread who said they would never pay for a Tweetbot subscription.
I agree.
It doesn’t delete the responses to the tweet which for those with huge followings is an annoyance
I would actually be cool if edit was available the first 90 seconds. That's usually how long it takes me to identify the typo
