In early April, Elon Musk broke the internet when he polled his Twitter followers: “Do you want an edit button?” Some 4 million votes later, nearly 75% of respondents said yes. And Twitter, at ...

The social media platform said it would begin testing an “Edit Tweet” feature internally, before rolling it out in the coming weeks for users of Twitter’s paid version. Users can pay for ...

Twitter says it is testing out the feature internally before rolling it out to Twitter Blue subscribers. It will allow users to edit tweets several times within 30 minutes of posting them.

How to edit tweets on Twitter. Right now, the only users who can edit their tweets are Twitter Blue subscribers. Twitter Blue is Twitter's paid service ($4.99 per month) that lets you read news ...

Today, that edit button is starting to rollout in extremely limited fashion. Twitter announced through its Twitter Blue account that the “Edit Tweet” option is here for Blue subscribers in ...

Edited tweets will appear with an icon, label and timestamp to make it obvious they have been modified, and users can click through to a tweet's "edit history" to see past versions.

Edited tweets will appear with an icon, label and timestamp to make it obvious they have been modified, and users can click through to a tweet's "edit history" to see past versions.

Elon Musk, who now has 9.2% stake in Twitter, called a suggestion that an edit button be available for 10 minutes after posting a tweet "reasonable." ... An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt.

Twitter said that in this test, tweets will be able to be edited "a few times" for up to 30 minutes after they are first posted.