Apple released the entire online TV series on Twitter for the first time to attract users to subscribe, with nearly 50 million views in less than two days.

CTOnews.com, June 29 (Xinhua)-- Twitter recently relaxed video upload restrictions to allow paying users to upload video content with a maximum capacity of 8GB and a maximum length of 2 hours, and Apple seems to be the beneficiary of the service.

Apple recently released the first hour-long episode of the sci-fi online drama "SILO" on Twitter, the first time Apple has released a full-episode online drama video on Twitter. However, as one of the most popular shows on the Apple TV + service, Apple will certainly not release a follow-up episode of "SILO", and this attempt is clearly also an attempt to attract users to subscribe to the Apple TV + service.

Despite its commercial marketing nature, netizens still seem to like this kind of promotion, with nearly 5000 views and more than 40,000 likes less than two days after its release.

CTOnews.com has previously reported that Musk has been trying to provide more new features for Twitter Blue's paid authentication service to attract users to pay. In addition to relaxing the video upload standards for paying users, the platform also tries to pay for designs on functions such as private messages and custom tabs, which have also aroused opposition from many users.