If you are willing to pay, then you just have to click a tip button.
Twitter has said it’s investigating highlights like tipping to give individuals an approach to pay other Twitter user. And now we have additional proof that a tip highlight might be in transit. App researcher Jane Manchun Wong. Shared pictures on Thursday and Friday showing that Twitter could offer a tipping button directly on client profiles.
Here’s one iteration of what it could look like — check out the little blue cash button under the “@wongmjane” watermark in the left image. Clicking or tapping that button. Apparently shows options to let you tip via Bandcamp, Cash App (made by Square, which counts Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey as its CEO, too), Patreon, PayPal, and Venmo.
Twitter is working on Tip Jar right on the user profile https://t.co/kqzQmiDFKc pic.twitter.com/VacGyJJ8DU
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) April 22, 2021
Twitter is working on Tip Jar in @TwitterSpaces,
letting you enter your usernames on Bandcamp, Cash App, Patreon, PayPal and Venmo, allowing people to tip you directly there pic.twitter.com/xhCxCTjWnO
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) March 10, 2021
As you can find in this tweet. Wong additionally discovered proof in March that Twitter is chipping away at a “Tip Jar” highlight for Twitter Spaces. The organization’s Clubhouse-like social sound rooms (Clubhouse just presented its own direct payments include on April 5th).
Here’s another look at the tipping button on profiles, from Wong. These screenshots show a black tipping button instead of a blue one. They also show designs Twitter is apparently testing for its forthcoming Super Follows, which will let you charge followers so they can access extra content. (Think Patreon, but for tweets.)
Twitter is working on the “Super Follow” button,
as a small circular button , or a big “Super Follow” one
p.s. that cash button is for tipping: https://t.co/A6Q6TiA1ku
Twitter is also making their color scheme more monochrome, and is also using their new “Chirp” font https://t.co/qSEjh0ohm8 pic.twitter.com/jb3Y9o4Yct
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) April 23, 2021
Twitter announces Communities, like Facebook Groups but on Twitter
(they’ve started working on it in the web app since at least few weeks ago) https://t.co/5YBmEfgsUn pic.twitter.com/JlkrZNjLBo
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) February 25, 2021
Twitter has not officially reported a tipping feature. So there’s no assurance the organization really delivers it openly. Regardless of whether it does. It’s indistinct if there would be any limitations on who could put a tipping button on their profile.
It appears to be conceivable that the feature will be gated somehow or another. Maybe expecting you to have a specific number of supporters or be confirmed.
Stay Tuned. Hope to catch you in the next one. Peace out to you.
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