Twitter Blue Subscription Fee Of IDR 42 Thousand, Can Anything?

JAKARTA - Twitter's plan to implement some paid features is not just nonsense. Some time ago, Twitter application researcher Jane Manchun Wong revealed the social media plan.

Through his upload on Twitter, Wong revealed that Twitter would soon charge a subscription fee and the name of the subscription service. According to him, Twitter will name its service, Twitter Blue, as quoted from The Guardian.

Twitter is calling their upcoming Subscription Service "Twitter Blue", priced at $ 2.99 / month for now, including paid features like: Undo Tweets: https://t.co/CrqnzIPcOHCollections: https://t.co/qfFfAXHp1o pic.twitter .com / yyMStpCkpr

- Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) May 15, 2021

The Twitter Blue subscription costs 2.99 US dollars, or the equivalent of Rp.42 thousand per month. If you subscribe to this new Twitter service, users can access the Undo Tweet feature and the Bookmark collection.

Wong also stated that it is possible that Twitter is currently working on a tiered subscription model. This means that the premium experience will be felt by the customers who pay the most.

However, there has been no official statement submitted by Twitter to confirm Wong's upload. However, most users believed that the features Wong had found were reliable.

Twitter has been open about its plans for a premium service in recent months. In January, the company bought Revue, a newsletter provider that allows users to write and publish email subscriptions.

Earlier this month he went a step further by purchasing Scroll, a subscription service that removes ads from news sites. Former Scroll chief executive Tony Haile confirmed when the company was acquired that the plan was to "integrate into a wider Twitter subscription later this year."

Recently, Twitter has also been seen launching new features, including adding the ability for Android users to search for their DMs. Twitter added a Tip Jar feature, which allows users to make donations to creators and non-profit organizations.