![]() ![]() At the time, some Twitter users were asked to fill out a survey about what features they would want to see in TweetDeck and whether they would be willing to pay for an advanced version of the service, but the concept was never actually tested. ![]() This wasn’t the first time that Twitter has explored the idea of asking users to pay for TweetDeck, and the company was looking into ways to charge for app back in 2017. But, once Twitter Blue launched, the premium service didn’t make any mention of TweetDeck, launching instead with with tools to organize bookmarks, read threads in a clutter-free format and an “Undo Tweet” feature. TweetDeck is currently free and doesn’t include any ads, which makes it a popular go-to service for people who don’t want to use Twitter’s web interface.īefore Twitter Blue officially launched last year, Bloomberg reported that Twitter’s upcoming subscription feature might charge people to use TweetDeck. ![]() She also noted that if Twitter plans to go forward with making TweetDeck a paid feature under Twitter Blue, it would be locking out millions of users who don’t have access to the subscription service yet, as it’s currently only available in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Last week, Wong came across code in the app that would restrict access to TweetDeck to users who have a Twitter Blue subscription and redirect those who don’t to sign up for one. Wong recently found Twitter working on adding a reference to TweetDeck in the list of Twitter Blue features in the company’s Android app. According to reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong, who searches the code of mobile apps to spot features and upcoming changes in development, the social media giant is currently working on the addition to Twitter’s premium offering, adding it to the Twitter Blue feature list within its Android app. Twitter has been spotted working on making TweetDeck a premium feature through its Twitter Blue subscription service. ![]()
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