Hajra Naz
Twitter has been operated in the most absurd ways under Musk since he took control of it.
He first made a blue verification badge conditional on having a paid subscription, gave Twitter Blue subscribers access to longer tweets with the option to edit them, changed the website’s algorithm, and most recently announced that inactive accounts would be deleted.
Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, revealed a new feature on May 18 and stated that users with Blue Verified subscriptions can now submit 2-hour movies, or up to 8GB. He said, “Twitter Blue Verified subscribers can now upload 2-hour videos (8GB)!” on Twitter.
Following this tweet, numerous individuals left comments on the feed, some of whom praised the action and others who criticized the statement.
This might be a compelling argument for podcasts to change. more so in finance and technology. more user-friendly than surfing Spotify,” a user noted.
Another individual said, “This is a major thing for someone like me who uploads a lot of movies! Size and time restrictions have long been a major pain point. I’m eager to post more content on Twitter and rely less on YouTube. “Shaadi videos,” a user said.
Even one user declared that “Twitter is the new Netflix.”
The latest development comes after the billionaire stated his ambitions to add calls and encrypted messaging as new capabilities to the platform.
A tweet from Elon Musk prior to this week said: “Voice and video chat from your handle will before long be accessible so you can converse with anybody on the platform without giving them your telephone number.
