Twitter users can subscribe to the Blue package to access many features and functions that are not available in the free version of the social network. Among the benefits of the package are the ability to undo tweets, customize the application icon and have the popular blue seal next to your name, that and much more for BRL 41 per month in direct conversion.

Seeking to attract more subscribers, the platform recently announced the implementation of two novelties that arrive to improve the user experience of those who opted for the paid modality. According to information, the developer added priority to the position of subscribers in the most interacted tweets.

In parallel to this, Twitter also added the possibility of uploading long videos up to 60 minutes long and restricted to 2GB maximum size with 1080p resolution on the web. These new features were rolled out in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand, countries where Twitter Blue is available.

For now, there is still no forecast to launch the subscription plan in regions other than the countries listed above, however, it is possible that under Elon Musk’s management more people will be reached. Evidently, all functions released this week will not be available for regular accounts as they are premium features.

Although it is working on updates on Twitter Blue, the developer has fulfilled a promise made by the company’s new CEO by releasing the total number of views of the publication to tweet authors, a novelty that has begun to be tested in Europe, but which does not yet have a release date. for all.

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