Elon Musk is reportedly seeking to make the edit button out there for all Twitter customers, with out a Twitter Blue subscription. The Tesla CEO, who lately took on the function of Twitter CEO, on Tuesday introduced plans to revise Twitter’s person verification course of by charging $8 (roughly Rs. 660) a month for the Twitter Blue subscription service. Currently, the edit function is accessible to Twitter Blue subscribers within the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The edit tweet function permits customers to make modifications to a tweet as much as half-hour after it has been printed.

According to the most recent post by Casey Newton on Platformer, Elon Musk will make the edit button out there to all customers on the platform at no additional cost. The highly-demanded function is at present out there for Twitter Blue subscribers to check in choose areas just like the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

Twitter’s long-awaited edit tweet function began rolling out to Blue subscribers final month. The instrument permits customers to edit a tweet as much as 5 occasions inside half-hour after they’re posted. An edited tweet is seen with indicators to disclose that the tweet has been edited. Users also can see the unique tweet, together with the edit historical past and subsequent modifications.

A Twitter Blue subscription that provides entry to imminent options, together with the edit button, earlier than different customers, at present costs $4.99 (roughly Rs. 400) per 30 days within the US, though the brand new revision noticed the worth enhance to $8 (roughly Rs. 660).

Elon Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,63,700 crore) final week. Since the takeover, the Tesla CEO has moved rapidly to place his stamp on the corporate, ousting chief government Parag Agrawal, authorized government Vijaya Gadde, Chief Financial Officer Ned Segal and General Counsel Sean Edgett, in accordance with a report. He has additionally lately revealed plans to make social media much less reliant on ads. The micro-blogging platform will not permit subscribers of its Blue service to entry ad-free articles, in accordance with a report.