2 hours long video will be able to upload on Twitter, Elon Musk announced

Tesla and Spacex CEO and billionaire Elon Musk have again brought a stir in the Twitter world. After purchasing Twitter, Musk started a new subscription called Twitter Blue which gives users special benefits. Now through the tweet, Musk has announced a special feature for Twitter Blue users, yes users can easily upload 8GB and up to 2 hours videos.

Twitter Blue Verified Subscribers Can Now Add 2 Past Movies (8GB)!

– elon musk (@elonmusk) May 18, 2023

This feature of Twitter is currently limited to iOS and Twitter web. However, Android users can still upload videos up to 10 minutes without any additional charge. This decision of Twitter is special for content creators and users who want to share long videos.

The process is easy for Twitter Blue users who share a long video. Users can navigate a video file from their device on the compos box on Twitter.com. You can then click on the tweet button to upload and share the video. The most important thing is that users can upload any video. At the same time, normal users will be able to upload videos up to 140 seconds, whether they are using Twitter on any platform.

This step of Elon Musk is to improve Twitter experience as well as to provide separate facilities to customers. With the facility of uploading long videos, content creators will now be able to show their creativity and ideas better. This could be Alan Musk’s biggest last major decision after being removed from the post as CEO.

But these are difficulties
This decision of Twitter has brought many benefits to customers as well as many challenges for the company. The most important thing is that the length of high storage files and video can put pressure on Twitter servers and infrastructure, which can cause slow load speed and obstruction in performance. Apart from this, the availability of this type of long video can cause a low quality or a flood of useless content. This can have a huge impact on the feeds of users and can also make the experience deteriorate.