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What is Twitter Blue and what does it do?

Twitter Blue is a subscription service that offers exclusive features for a monthly fee. On Twitter, you’ll frequently see people talk about which features Twitter should have — and several of the most popular requests have made their way into the paid service.

The most prominent of these features is undoubtedly Undo Tweet — which isn’t exactly the edit tool that some have requested, but it does offer a way to quickly fix a published tweet. Here’s what comes with a Twitter Blue subscription:

• Undo Tweet: Not quite an edit tool, but you can preview a tweet after publishing it and revise it. You have up to 60 seconds to undo a tweet, reply or thread you’ve posted to Twitter.
• Ad-free articles: Read stories from The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, BuzzFeed, Rolling Stone and more — without advertisements. More than 45 sites are available with others coming. Also, a piece of your subscription fee goes directly to these sites. Note that “ad-free” applies just to these articles and not elsewhere in Twitter.
• Reader for threads: Long threads are now easier to read thanks to the new Reader Mode. As you scroll through a thread, large tiles will showcase each tweet underneath, displaying only the tweet and any accompanying videos or photos. Distractions like the username, avatar, date and numbers are all gone when enabled. You can also customize text size.
• Bookmark folders: Bookmark tweets? Now you can organize your messy bookmarks into folders so that they’re easier to find. Whenever you bookmark a tweet, you’ll be asked if you want to add it to a folder.
• Custom navigation: If Twitter’s navigation bar doesn’t work quite like you want, you can customize it and add bookmarks, lists, profile and monetization icons (iOS only).
• App Icons: You now choose a different Twitter app icon for your home screen: eight permanent icons and three seasonal ones (iOS only)
• Themes: Choose between six theme colors: blue (original), yellow, red, purple, orange and green (iOS only).
• Experimental features: Use unreleased experimental features, such as pinned DM conversations and 10-minute long video uploads (desktop only).

How to change your email preferences

1. Select Settings and privacy from the drop down menu.
2. Click or tap Notifications.
3. Click or tap on Email notifications from the settings sidebar.
4. Toggle Email notifications on or off.
5. Check/uncheck or toggle on/off the notification boxes to reflect your email preferences.
6. Changes are automatically saved.

Activity related to you and your Tweets

You can receive notifications when your Tweets or Retweets are Retweeted or liked, when you are mentioned in a Tweet, if you are followed by someone new, or when someone from your contacts joins Twitter. These are collected on your Notifications page.

As of June 2017, Twitter now sends a digest email referencing all your unread notifications about activity related to your account, instead of separate emails for each type and instance. This is to reduce the noise of Twitter email in your inbox.

Managing your subscription to the digest:

• You’ll receive the digest email if your settings were enabled to receive all individual activity email notification types. If you previously opted-in to receive all of the individual activity email types for notifications, you qualify for this digest email.
• Control receiving this digest by navigating to your Settings and privacy via twitter.com. From the Email notifications tab, select or deselect “Email me when I have new notifications”.

Digest emails do not apply to Direct Messages. You will receive a notification email every time you receive a new message, if your settings are enabled.

Activity from your network

Twitter is one of the premier places to get up-to-date news from around the world in real time. These emails help sum up what’s going on on Twitter and keep you in the loop on what’s most relevant and popular in the moment!
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Updates from Twitter

Occasionally, Twitter has some exciting news about new products or features from Twitter or one of our partners, tips for becoming a Twitter expert, or suggestions for relevant and interesting accounts to follow, such as those of people that you may already know.

If you haven’t signed into Twitter in a while, we might send you an update with things you’ve missed on Twitter that we think you might enjoy.

We may also email you about participation in one of our occasional user research surveys, which help make Twitter better. With these updates, we want to make sure you know about the latest and greatest from Twitter.