Twitter Blue launched in India. What advantages does paid subscription convey?

Twitter, which was designed for brief message posting, is progressively evolving. With the most recent addition of its premium service Twitter Blue, the platform now permits its paid subscribers to publish longer tweets, extending the character restrict, which is often solely 280. ALSO READ: Twitter down in Turkey as earthquake response criticism mounts

Twitter Blue has been launched in India. Users can now benefit from the firm’s paid service by paying a month-to-month payment of ₹650 per 30 days on the web site platform, whereas Android and iOS customers need to pay ₹900 per 30 days. With Twitter Blue, customers can even get many new options.

Here are 5 Twitter Blue options:

1. Twitter Blue prospects can now ship tweets as much as 4,000 characters lengthy. This function can be out there for quote tweets and replies, and customers can now embody media of their longer posts. ALSO READ: Tesla to unveil ‘Master Plan 3’ on March 1: Elon Musk

This new function is at the moment out there solely to Blue subscribers, however all customers can learn these prolonged tweets. Only the primary 280 characters of a tweet shall be seen on the timeline, however customers can entry your complete tweet by clicking Show More.

2. Subscribers can even see fewer commercials. The resolution is per Twitter CEO Elon Musk’s strategy to dearer, ad-free subscription plans. ALSO READ: Caged no extra? Update from Elon Musk on Twitter entry in Turkey

3. Twitter Blue now means that you can publish movies as much as 60 minutes lengthy serving to reside bloggers and video content material creators.

4. Blue subscription customers will be capable to edit tweets and publish lengthy, high-quality movies. Aside from that, Blue consists of further options similar to Organize Bookmark, NFT Profile Picture, Theme, Custom App, and Navigation Icon.

5. Twitter Blue is at the moment out there in 15 nations. India, Brazil, and Indonesia are the latest additions to this record.