Admit that Twitter is testing the 'tweet cancellation feature'



It was reported that Twitter is testing a function that can cancel a tweet once tweeted for only a few seconds. Twitter has officially acknowledged that this 'tweet cancellation function' is under development.

Twitter confirms it's testing an'undo tweet' feature — but it could be limited to Professional Tweeters --The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/19/22341100/twitter-confirms-testing-undo-tweet-feature-paid-subscription

It was reported in early March 2021 that Twitter is testing the 'tweet cancellation function'. This 'tweet cancellation feature' was expected to be offered as part of a paid subscription service reportedly planned by Twitter.

Twitter is developing 'send cancel function' as a paid option --GIGAZINE



App developer Jane Manchun Wong was the first to discover the 'tweet canceling feature,' and he was one of the first to report that new features such as 'Super Follow ' and ' Birdwatch ' have been tested in the past. Person.

The 'tweet cancel function' is very simple, and a button called 'Undo' is displayed on the screen for about 5 seconds after tweeting, and you can cancel the tweet by tapping this button. ..



In addition, Mr. Wong discovered a screen on March 19, 2021 stating that the 'tweet cancellation function' will be offered as part of a paid subscription service.



Twitter is testing the 'tweet cancellation function' against the media when CNET reported on the screen that Mr. Wong discovered that 'the tweet cancellation function will be provided as part of the paid subscription service'. I have made a comment that officially acknowledges that there is.

However, Twitter only admitted that it is 'testing the tweet cancellation function', and it is unknown whether the function will be offered as part of the paid subscription service. Foreign media The Verge said, 'Because development is not yet advanced enough, it may be a long time before a decision is made as to whether or not the'tweet cancellation function'will be offered for a fee. '.

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