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A scan of Twitter\u2019s official accounts, as well as those is Elon Musk and new CEO Linda Yaccarino didn’t show anyone saying anything about the old TweetDeck\u2019s return \u2014 the Twitter Support account\u2019s most recent tweet is the one from several days ago announcing the launch of the new TweetDeck<\/a>. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n Afterwards, Twitter foisted its \u201cnew, improved\u201d TweetDeck<\/a>, which has been in preview for over two years, on the world. It announced via the Twitter support account that the feature would go behind the Twitter Verified paywall for Twitter Blue subscribers and those the company deems worthy of a free blue check.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Twitter claimed its decision to limit the number of tweets its users could see in a day was a necessary, and temporary, decision caused by companies scraping its site to feed AI models. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n The company is also facing its most formidable copycat with the launch of Instagram’s Threads app, which Meta rushed out the door ahead of schedule<\/a> this week in a bid to take advantage of Twitter at its most vulnerable and quickly registered over 70 million accounts in less than two days. However, TweetDeck might be a feature that Threads won’t copy<\/a>, as Instagram boss Adam Mosseri told Alex Heath<\/a> that “Politics and hard news are inevitably going to show up on Threads – they have on Instagram as well to some extent – but we\u2019re not going to do anything to encourage those verticals.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n