Twitter is Getting Many 2023 New Changes including an Ad-Free Subscription

After taking over Twitter, Elon Musk Announced the $8/month Twitter Blue membership, which cuts Advertisements in half (or $11/month on iOS/Android to cover App Store fees).

A more expensive subscription with no Advertisements is currently being developed, although the price is not yet disclosed. The CEO has voiced displeasure with the current frequency and sizes of ads and expects to resolve these concerns soon.

Ads are too frequent on Twitter and too big. Taking steps to address both in coming weeks.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 21, 2023

Since taking over the company in October 2022, Musk has been implementing significant improvements across the platform. Although not all of the adjustments have been successful, the business is also working on numerous more minor convenience upgrades.

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The CEO wants to improve the Twitter experience by removing the language barrier and guiding users toward “Great tweets” posted by individuals in various nations through translation and recommendations.

Other enhancements include remembering the Active tab and offering a more user-friendly method for bookmarking tweets.

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According to Elon Musk, the Business is thinking of setting up a fund to promote content production on the network and draw in additional users, much like YouTube and TikTok.

Nevertheless, the recent move to outlaw all third-party Twitter apps have been criticized, leaving creators and users of programs like Tweetbot and Twitterrific without a viable alternative to the official Twitter client.

As of right now, it’s unclear when these upgrades will start appearing on Twitter, and as with most of the other adjustments Musk has made in the past, there probably won’t be a set date either. We’ll have to wait and see when these features start inexplicably showing up on our smartphones.