Twitter, which has gone through a restructuring with the takeover of Elon Musk, is preparing for some radical changes. The company has also been on the agenda many times with non-platform events. However, the company has recently turned to innovations that Musk refers to as Twitter 2.0.
Elon Musk said he will increase the tweet character limit to 4 thousand
Twitter, which is among the largest social media platforms in the world, focuses on people’s expressing their feelings and thoughts in written form compared to other platforms. The tweet character limit, which was originally a 140 character limit, was increased to 280 with the change made in 2017.
Elon Musk announced that the Twitter Blue feature will be active again on Monday. However, many innovation platforms await. If a user asks “Tweet character limit increasing from 280 to 4000?” He answered “Yes” to the question. The company wants to activate this feature to collect consecutive tweets in a flood form under a single tweet.
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What does Twitter Blue offer?
Officials emphasized that Twitter Blue subscribers’ checkmark applications will be carefully examined. Users with a blue tick on Twitter will be able to change their profile photo and name after they are reviewed by the moderation team. The company stated that the blue tick feature of the user will be turned off until the changes to the profile are approved.
The Twitter Blue subscription price is set at $8 per month for web users. The company announced that iOS users can take advantage of the new feature by paying 11 dollars a month.
The features that will be offered to Twitter Blue subscribers are as follows;
- Editing a tweet
- Uploading longer videos in 1080p resolution
- Reader mode
- Checkmark (Gold for businesses, gray for government-sponsored institutions, and blue for famous people)
- Experience new features before standard users