The source said that Twitter will further limit the number of private messages sent every day, in order to encourage users to pay.

Thank CTOnews.com netizens soft media Xinyou 1933769 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, June 14 (Xinhua)-- to boost the growth of Blue paying users, Twitter is planning to further limit the number of private messages that ordinary users can send per day, while paying users can send unlimited messages, according to reliable whistleblower Alessandro Paluzzi. Alessandro Paluzzi often disassembles the code in reverse to obtain reliable disclosure information, so its message credibility is high.

At present, Twitter has limited the number of private messages that can be sent by the average user to 500 per day, but considering the platform attributes and user habits of Twitter, this number is enough to meet the needs of most people. However, after the new restrictions are implemented, many Twitter users who often use the private message function may have to buy paid services.

However, Paluzzi did not say when Twitter would implement the new restrictions, but according to its revelations, the new restrictions are usually implemented within months or even weeks.

CTOnews.com, who previously reported that Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey left the board last year, said Musk had been reckless in running Twitter over the past year and stressed that some of the new features that were eager to launch had not been carefully thought out.