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| Twitter is testing the ability to cancel a Tweet ... but it's not for everyone |
There is growing evidence that the Twitter platform is adding the ability to cancel Tweets. Even after pressing the send button, he might rethink for a while about posting tweets, but those who want to pay.
App developer Jane Manchun Wong went through a positive experience with the release of a new social media tool and discovered a subscription screen for this feature.
The Tweet cancel feature allows you to cancel or correct a Tweet before it is officially posted on the platform.
Although this feature is not compatible with a user-requested edit button, it is a step to proactively help users find bugs and slow down the speed before sending tweets.
The feature that asks Twitter users also has a feature that asks Twitter users what they want to pay for and the app code.
CNET has received confirmation from Twitter that it is testing the feature, but does not know when it will spread.
With Twitter itself still in development and hasn't made a decision yet, it's unclear if the functionality will be limited to paying customers.
Also note that the design of the button indicates that it works similarly to the cancel button in Gmail, where the website waits a few seconds before actually sending the message.
This feature is just one of the paid tools Twitter is considering as part of a potential subscription plan.
In addition to the easy-to-use cancel button, you can also use custom logos or colors to update your account, or tools that will benefit creators such as: b. Superfollowers, which Twitter users use to give subscribers the option to pay to access content.
Last year, Twitter announced to investors that it was evaluating ownership options for paid users, considering subscription services that included a backtrack feature that gives you about five seconds to log out. Tweet sent.
just setting up my twttr
— jack (@jack) March 21, 2006