Twitter Blue subscription officially announced in Canada and Australia!
Twitter rolled off of Twitter Blue, the company's first subscription service designed for power users willing to pay for exclusive features.
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| Twitter Blue formally released in selected countries |
Access to premium features and app customizations
According to the company, those who sign up for Twitter Blue will get a set of functionalities such as undo tweets, bookmark folders, read mode, and more.
The bookmark folder feature allows users to organize the Tweets they have been saving. It lets them manage content so when they need it, they easily find it.
The undo tweet is already self-explanatory in nature. If there's a typo in your tweet or forgot to tag someone, you can preview and revise it before it goes live. With this feature, you can also set a customizable timer of up to 30 seconds to click the 'undo' button.
Meanwhile, the reader mode removes the clutter and lets you keep up with threads by "turning them into an easy-to-read text". Other perks of this paid subscription include customizable app icons for the device's home screen, different color themes, and the ability to change the color of icons.
Twitter Blue subscribers will also get access to "dedicated subscription customer support". A source said that they will get an expedited timeframe for resolving account or subscription issues.
However, the expedited support does not apply for abuse or harassment reports. Those will still go through the processes and channels that are in place for users who don’t subscribe.
As of writing, o Twitter Blue is being offered in Canada and Australia for iOS users. Additional regions and the Android release will be available in the near future. The price for the monthly subscription to this premium service is CAD 3.49 or AUD 4.49 (around PHP 160 without taxes).
The company didn't divulge when Twitter Blue might expand to other regions. They added,
We will be listening to feedback and building out even more features and perks for our subscribers over time. As always, we’ll be keeping you updated as we progress right here, so be sure to check back in.
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