Giant social media platform, Twitter, recently added many new features including an edit button uniquely for its paying subscribers.
On September 29, Twitter Blue, Twitter’s monthly subscription that gives the most engaged people on Twitter exclusive access to premium features, announced testing an edit button feature.
On October 3, users in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand noticed the new feature and started testing it out.
Starting yesterday, Twitter launched the feature in the geographic region with its most users, the U.S.
For years now, the edit button has been the most requested feature by most Twitter users.
Twitter will be limiting the ability to make edits to the first 30 minutes of the tweet only, to “help protect the integrity of the conversation and create a publicly accessible record of what was said.”
Edited Tweets will have a message and a timestamp indicating that they have been edited.
Twitter Blue subscription costs $4.99 per month and offers access to a range of premium features and personalization options and is Ad free. This makes its new feature an important key selling point because many people demanded the addition of the button.
Twitter added a mixed media feature that allows users to combine text, gifs, photos, and videos in a single tweet.
Prior to this addition, tweets could only contain one type of media.
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