Twitter has launched its paid Twitter Blue service in 22 new countries and continues to expand user access to the service, which it hopes will boost the company's revenue.
The American social networking giant (Twitter Blue) initially started in English speaking countries like: Great Britain, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and also Japan.
Then, in early February, it announced its launch in other countries that frequently use the platform, such as Saudi Arabia, Germany, Spain, Italy, Portugal and France.
Twitter is now focusing on offering the service in other European countries, such as for example: Netherlands, Poland, Ireland, Belgium, Sweden, Romania, Czech Republic, Finland, Denmark, Greece, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Slovakia, Latvia, Slovenia , Estonia, Croatia, Luxembourg, Malta and Cyprus.
The addition of these countries has increased the list of countries in which Twitter Blue is available to 37 countries around the world since its launch last December for $8 with a blue tick.
Then the company later announced the addition of other exclusive features for subscribers (Twitter Blue), such as: b. The ability to upload 60-minute videos, tweet 4,000 characters, and get priority chat.
Twitter also allows subscribers to its paid service to use additional features such as: tweet editing, tweet thread reader, and bookmark folders.
To boost the number of subscribers, Twitter rolled out an annual $84-a-year plan in early January. In recent weeks, Twitter has also rolled out an annual plan for Android and iOS for $114. Note that monthly subscriptions are $8 for web and $11 for mobile.
The other feature (Twitter Blue) that Twitter hopes to get users to sign up for is support for two-factor authentication via SMS, which was previously available to all users.
There's also 1080p video posting in sizes up to 2GB, as well as undo tweets, tabs, custom navigation, themes, profile photos from NFTs, and custom app icons. .
The company plans to roll out another feature soon that will display half of the ads seen by free users.