Elon Musk wants to make Twitter's edit button free for everyone, report says
At the same time, Musk is also planning more substantial changes to Twitter’s subscription service. He's said he qill allow anyone to get verified if they pay $8 a month, and will also show subscribers fewer ads. He’s also reportedly planning to nix thethat’s currently included as perk with Twitter Blue, but wants to work with publishers to allow subscribers behind their paywalls.
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