Musk debated the new rules again, 30 days later, only paid users can use TweetDeck.

CTOnews.com, July 4 (Xinhua) after Musk took the helm of Twitter, Musk has laid down a series of controversial rules to limit unauthenticated accounts to 600 tweets a day. Musk has issued a new rule: Twitter Blue users will not be able to use TweetDeck 2.0 until next month.

CTOnews.com Note: TweetDeck is an Adobe AIR-based software that calls Twitter's API so that users can send and receive Twitter messages and browse user data.

The biggest highlight of TweetDeck is its support for multi-column Twitter streams, which was acquired by Twitter in May 2011 for $40 million.

Twitter announced the new rule on Monday afternoon with the following adjustments:

The new version of TweetDeck can migrate and import all saved searches, lists, and columns. After loading the application for the first time, the user will be prompted to import the relevant content.

Introduction of Tweet composer: support to create tweets with photos, videos, GIF, opinion polls or emoticons added to tweets

Support for Twitter Spaces

Advanced search

It can be sorted according to popular tweets and latest tweets.

Decks allows your columns to be organized into groups to get a cleaner workspace.

Column Creator provides a more intuitive way to create columns and create column types such as profiles, topics, explorations, events, moments, and bookmarks.

Most importantly, after Twitter announced that TweetDeck would continue to be used for free for 30 days, only users who subscribed to Twitter Blue could continue to use TweetDeck. Twitter will invite users to pay to migrate to the new version, and users who choose not to pay will not be able to continue to use the old version of TweetDeck.