TweetDeck was a way to view multiple timeline columns in one simple interface. Users can monitor more than one. Twitter Accounts at the same time, a great feature for users to view and manage their accounts. Now, Twitter’s new policy secures access to Tweetdeck for verified users after 30 days. This has come as a major inconvenience to users of the social media platform who were already dissatisfied with the introduction of the new paid verification feature.

recently Tweet Shared on July 3, 2023 by the official Twitter handle of Twitter Support. The main line of his tweet that caught the attention of users was, “- In 30 days, users must be authenticated to access TweetDeck.” With users expressing their displeasure at the decision, some users Tweeted is saying “TweetDeck has been free for 15 years, it doesn’t make sense to lock it behind a paywall”

We’ve just launched a new, improved version of TweetDeck. All users can continue to access their saved searches and workflows. By selecting “Try New Tweet Deck” in the bottom left menu.

Some notes on getting started and the future of the product…

– Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) July 3, 2023

According to the tweet, Twitter has launched a new version of TweetDeck, which is version 2.0 with the following features (according to information available on Twitter Help Center website)

• Copying the search, list and profile columns from an existing version of TweetDeck.
• Enhanced tweet composer with the ability to create threads, schedule tweets and add multimedia elements.
• Advanced search functionality to find specific content.
• Option to view top tweets first or latest tweets in columns.
• Deck to arrange columns into groups.
• Intuitive column creator with different column types like profiles, topics, finders, events, moments and bookmarks.
• Video docking to watch videos while accessing content in the same column and switching decks.
• Multiple account support with account switching.
• Ongoing improvements to the Teams feature (updates will be announced later).

Even with all these features, it will be difficult for Twitter to retain users, especially when the market is flooded with competitors from platforms like Spill and Post. Whatever Elon Musk does next may not be a good move for the platform, but it will certainly be entertaining news for readers who now follow everything happening with the Helter Skelter social media platform. .

Source: The official tweet from Twitter Support