It is at least curious that Twitter Blue subscribers have not been able to have access to the same features in all mobile applications during all this time, considering that those who subscribe to Twitter Blue is to receive a series of additional features to those available to users of free accounts, as long as they are in one of the markets where this subscription is available.
In this regard, Twitter Blue subscribers on Android devices have had to wait, until now, for the ability to tailor the navigation bar to their liking based on their personal preferences.
Comparison to iOS users
And we say until now because it was at the end of last week when Twitter officially announced the arrival of this feature for Twitter Blue subscribers who use the Twitter app on the Android platform.
In this sense, these users are already starting to see this feature in their accounts, whereby they will be able to add or remove items from the navigation bar, except for the Home option, and/or alter their order.
For example, those users who do not use the Spaces, will be able to remove this option from the navigation bar, in order to have their version of Twitter much cleaner according to the tools they currently use.
Twitter reminds that Twitter Blue is currently available in the US, Canadian, Australian or New Zealand markets.
It is an option that is offered to users in a growing trend on social platforms for the use of additional features upon payment that allows users to become loyal to the platforms while they can obtain additional income from advertising in a moment in which some tools, like iOS’s anti-tracking feature, are cutting into ad business.
In this sense, it is expected that Twitter will launch new features, some of which are aimed at paying subscribers to obtain extra benefits compared to those who decide to continue with free accounts.
