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Twitter will roll out the feature to subscribers of Twitter Blue, who pay $4.99 (Rs 400) per month, to make changes to their existing tweets for up to 30 minutes after publishing. The modified tweets will appear with an icon, timestamp, and label so it is clear that the original has been changed
How many times have you cringed when you have made an error while posting a tweet? Typos in tweets may soon be a thing of the past as Twitter, the microblogging site, has launched the sought-after ‘Edit tweet’ option — allowing users to make changes to their tweets after posting it.
On Thursday, the California-based giant made the announcement of introducing the ‘Edit Tweet’ option, adding that it was testing the feature and tweets would be available to edit a few times in the 30 minutes after posting.
Before you go celebrating the news, the ‘Edit Tweet’ is not available to all as of now; only a select few users have access to it.
But how does it work? Who will be able to use it? Here’s everything we know so far about the newly introduced feature.
What is the ‘Edit Tweet’ feature?
Edit Tweet, as the name suggests, is a feature that allows people to make changes to their tweet after it has been published.
The move comes after Jay Sullivan, Twitter’s head of consumer product, had said in April that the company had been working on such a feature since 2021.
