The code shows that the TweetDeck application will become one of the exclusive rights of Twitter Blue.

CTOnews.com February 10 news, engineer Yaroslav after reverse TweetDeck application, found in the code that TweetDeck will become one of the exclusive interests of Twitter Blue.

The engineer found a new description "Welcome to TweetDeck, a feature on Twitter Blue" in the code, and CTOnews.com translated as: "Welcome to TweetDeck, which is a feature of Twitter Blue."

TweetDeck is an Adobe AIR-based desktop application that supports Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, [1] Google Buzz, Foursquare and MySpace. Like other Twitter applications, it calls Twitter's API, which enables users to send and receive Twitter messages and browse user profiles. Twitter acquired TweetDeck on May 25, 2011.

This means that Twitter will include access to the TweetDeck platform in its monthly subscription, which also provides users with the ability to publish higher versions of 1080p video, post longer tweets, see fewer ads, etc., as well as blue check marks to access the platform.