Twitter increased tweet character limit
Following the release of Twitter Blue in three states, the company continued the update with a significant change in tweet. The latest version of Twitter’s tweet size is expanded by 4,000 characters.
As per an announcement from Twitter, the feature is available on both your main account and your Twitter blue profile. It was shared by the latter;
“You require more than 280 characters to express yourself.”
The idea was to provide a facility to users so that they could post immediately instead of making threads. However, some people love to make threads too.
You can experience this latest feature in the updated version of the app.
Who can write a tweet containing 4,000 characters?
Even if this update is only available on Twitter Blue, users on other Twitter platforms can still read it.
Also, the 280-character limit is still applicable to your account, as you need to tap on the “view more” option so that you can read the whole tweet to make use of the long-form option.
Immediate mayhem
Meanwhile, Twitter’s main account made the announcement like this:
More words, More Words, More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More Words More words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words more words”
This announcement was met with hilarious replies.
This update will be a major breakthrough in the way people and companies use the platform.
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