Twitter Blue allows users to 'edit' tweets

Source: Twitter

This new Twitter offering comes after a number of recent updates to the platform, including the addition of the Spaces and stories-like Fleets features, as well as various tools aimed at preventing violations of Twitter terms and tackling the spread of misinformation and fake news.

Welcome to Twitter Blue -- a new subscription service designed to give you more customization over your Twitter experience and access to premium features, including:
��Undo Tweet
��Bookmark Folders
��Reader Mode pic.twitter.com/YC6QiLM52U

— Twitter Blue (@TwitterBlue) June 3, 2021

Undo tweet

The new undo tweet feature is not necessarily an edit button millions of Twitter users have long been requesting, but this feature allows users to set a customisable timer of up to 60 seconds to preview, undo and edit a tweet after they have sent it out but before it goes live, allowing them to correct any typos, mention anyone or add hashtags they may have missed.

Once the tweet has been shared with their followers, they cannot, unfortunately, edit it.

Bookmark folders

This feature enables users to better organise their saved tweets by allowing them to create various folders in the bookmarks tab and sort their tweets into said folders. This will make it easy and efficient for Twitter users to find their save content.

Reader mode

At the moment, there are third-party websites you can go to unroll Twitter threads. Reader mode addresses this by making it easier for users to keep up with long threads on the platform by turning them into easy-to-read text, so you can read all the latest content seamlessly.

Personalisation and dedicated customer support

Twitter Blue subscribers will also be able to customise their Twitter app icons on their device’s home screen, have access to fun colour themes for their Twitter app and dedicated subscription customer support.

Twitter Blue is currently available only on Twitter for iOS in Canada and Australia, with additional regions and feature updates expected to be announced later this year.