X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, moved X Pro—a multi-column web interface previously available to $8-per-month Premium subscribers—behind a $40-per-month Premium+ paywall on March 26 with no advance notice to users. The platform, which acquired the tool as the free TweetDeck service under previous ownership, cited its terms allowing feature changes without warning.
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X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, moved X Pro—a multi-column web interface previously available to $8-per-month Premium subscribers—behind a $40-per-month Premium+ paywall on March 26 with no advance notice to users. The platform, which acquired the tool as the free TweetDeck service under previous ownership, cited its terms allowing feature changes without warning.