But to me, Twitter is starting to look like a rapidly sinking ship, and this is yet another leak filling the lower decks with water.
If Elon does go ahead and put TweetDeck behind a paywall, I’m sure some users will spring for the ad-free Blue subscription to retain access. It’s fair to say that all has not been well since Musk took over the platform. Twitter Rolls Out Redesigned TweetDeck Website As per the official tweet, Twitter has rolled out a new preview version of TweetDeck to a limited number of users. Engage with other users, stay on top of messages, and run your business all in one place. The company recently announced that a preview of the redesigned TweetDeck website is rolling out to a select few users in the US, Canada, and Australia. Unfortunately, this is just the latest in a series of Twitter gaffes for the South African businessman, a list which seems to go on and on ( and on… and on… and on.) Most recently, a widespread outage caused by “multiple internal & external issues” resulted in most users being unable to tweet or even access Twitter at all, spurring rumors that the platform may be about to limit tweets, messages and follows even further. TweetDeck is a Twitter extension application that allows you to manage multiple accounts at once. That seems even more plausible given how recently he backtracked on charging users for access to the Twitter API. Of course, this is an unconfirmed leak right now, so take it with a pinch of salt-it’s possible that Musk will see the backlash here and walk back this decision.
#TWITTER TWEETDECK US AUSTRALIA PROFESSIONAL#
TweetDeck is a vital tool for a huge number of people who use Twitter to support their professional endeavors, and locking it away unless we pay for Blue is an incredibly frustrating move. Even if it does turn out to be an even better version of the tool I know and love, putting it behind a paywall is just a colossal dick move from Musk’s Twitter and I’m furious about it.
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