Users can pay for Twitter Blue, which costs $4.99 per month in the U.S. The premium service allows users to edit their tweet a number of times within a 30-minute window after it is first posted.

Cleansing, somehow; worrying, definitely. The depressing truth is that while I won’t quit using Twitter because of the edit button, I will, however, judge everyone who edits a Tweet.

Twitter says it's considering whether to install an edit button. Right now, when you post a message on the site, it stays there, unchanged, even after you notice the typo or someone calls out your ...

The “tweet” button at the bottom right corner is replaced with one that says “update.” Paluzzi also showed off what the edit button will look like in an existing tweet’s context menu ...

Now, it appears work on Twitter’s Edit button has already begun, according to a handful of tweets from reverse engineers who have documented the feature’s early beginnings.

But the pro-edit camp could soon see their wishlist granted, as the company is in the process of testing that functionality. "If you see an edited Tweet it's because we're testing the edit button ...

After you post something on Threads, you'll have five minutes to edit it, as 9to5Google points out. That's a reasonable enough timeframe (X users have up to an hour to tweak their tweets).

Twitter, however, offered a glimmer of hope for its users. "You can have an edit button when everyone wears a mask," Twitter said. Twitter comms later added, "Everyone means EVERYONE." ...