The brand-new Twitter Blue membership service brings brand-new services to users on an ongoing basis, and the most recent ones have been promised in the past. It has been brought to our attention that Twitter Blue customers will soon have their tweets given more priority in discussions, and that they will also have the ability to submit vids that are up to an hour long.
Share more content with your followers with Twitter Blue. Subscribers can upload videos up to ~60 minutes long (1080p) (web only)
At this time, lengthier movies may be uploaded via the web; their quality can go as high as 1080p, and their file sizes can be as large as 2 gigabytes. Before this update, Twitter Blue members had the ability to post movies with a maximum file size of 512 megabytes and a maximum length of ten minutes. The quality of the films may be up to 1080p. If you upload through Twitter’s Android or iOS app, you will continue to be subject to this restriction for the time being.
Twitter users will observe a minor preference for responses from Blue verified accounts over other replies, according to Twitter’s announcement about discussions. Those users who have a Blue membership or those users who were verified using the previous method before Elon Musk took over will get the highest answers on any topic.
It is reasonable to assume that further features will be added to Twitter Blue in the not-too-distant future in order to make it a more alluring proposition for consumers to elect to pay $8 per month or $11 if paying from iOS on the site. As of right now, the blue verification mark is undeniably still the primary lure; however, we will have to wait and see how much longer it can continue to drive up the number of people that subscribe to Twitter Blue.
