Twitter has launched an $8 plan for Blue Tick. According to media reports, this plan is currently launched for iOS users only. The scheme has been launched in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK. On the other hand, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey apologized to the employees. He said it was my fault that I made the company big in a very short time. I believe many people are upset with me, because of me you all got into a difficult situation.
Past and present employees working at Twitter are very strong and talented. They will always find their way, no matter how hard times are. Jack Dorsey wrote: I am grateful to everyone who has ever worked for Twitter. Elon Musk almost bought Twitter and laid off 3500 of its 7500 employees. Twitter's new owner valued Blue Tick at $8, or approx 661 per month has been kept. However, its charges will vary from country to country. There is no information yet on how much it will cost in India. He has made it clear by tweeting that now you can get Blue Tick by paying any amount.
Paid subscription holders will get 5 types of features.
- Reply
- Mansion
- Search will get priority.
- Can post long videos and audio.
- Users will see half as many ads as normal users.
Apart from this, this feature will help prevent spam. Blue Tick subscribers can also read paid articles for free if the publishers have an agreement with Twitter.
1. How are Blue Ticks currently diagnosed?
Currently, no fees are charged. Blue Tick is given to the users after the verification prescribed by the company. Any users with this tick on their profile mean their account is verified.
2. What will change now?
For Blue Tick on Twitter, users have to subscribe. Now you have to pay 660 rupees ($8) per month. However, the date when the paid service will be implemented is yet to be decided.
3. Will the charges be the same in all countries?
Elon Musk said fees may vary from country to country. The fee will depend on the purchasing power and capacity of that country. How much it will be in India, no information yet.
4. Celebrities will have a special secondary tag on their profile
Celebrities who are well-known personalities i.e. politicians and actors will get a secondary tag on the profile. This secondary tag is still used by politicians in some places. It can be seen on the Twitter account of US President Joe Biden. Below his name is written United States Government Official as a secondary tag. At present politicians in India do not get this tag.
Currently, the label is sold in China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, the United States, Belarus, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Cuba, Ecuador, Egypt, Honduras, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine and Offered in the United Arab Emirates.
Twitter is currently working on improving the verification process. Twitter employees working on the project have been given a November 7 deadline to roll out the feature. If they fail to do so, they will be fired from the company. Most of the company's revenue currently comes from advertising, but Musk wants to get half of the company's total revenue from subscriptions.
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