Twitter, Inc., the San Francisco, California-based social media giant and owner of Revue, announced that after January 18, 2023, users will no longer be possible to access the Revue platform. All data will be deleted at that time.
The Revue platform was an email newsletter service that made it easy to create, curate, and send out newsletters. It enabled users to connect their twitter accounts and curate content from those sources in order to create a personalized newsletter. It also allowed users to customize the look and feel of the newsletters they created while taking advantage of features such as analytics, automation, scheduling, and A/B testing. Users could embed their Revue subscription
“We know Revue has a passionate user base, made up of people like you who have invested in building relationships with their readers over time,” they wrote on a blog post. “This was not an easy decision for us to make.”
Users are now be able to download their subscriber list, past newsletter issues, and analytics by following instructions provided on the company’s website. In addition, all paid subscriptions on the service will be set to cancel at the end of their billing cycle on December 20th 2022 to prevent users from being charged for content they can no longer access after the service shutdown date.
“We want to remind our users that it is your responsibility to adhere to any applicable laws, rules and regulations in connection with your subscriber list and other data we share with you,” concluded the blog post. “We hope we can continue to help you build a community with your readers on Twitter as we move forward.” Twitter is encourages users to take steps to preserve and protect their data before the shutdown date of January 18, 2023.
