New Delhi: Tesla owner and billionaire Elon Musk is taking big decisions one after another after buying Twitter. Meanwhile, they have fixed the fees for verified accounts on Twitter late on Tuesday. Musk has given this information by tweeting one after another. In fact, Twitter’s new owner, Musk, said in his tweet that users will have to pay $8 as a fee for blue ticks. However, he also clarified that the fees will vary from country to country. Twitter owner Elon Musk himself has revealed the price of Twitter Blue subscription by tweeting. Along with this, he has also told what benefits people will get under Blue Subscription.
Verified accounts will get these facilities
- Priority will be given in reply, mention and search. According to Elon Musk, this feature will help curb spam and scams.
- Under the Twitter Blue subscription, users can now post longer videos and audio.
- Twitter Blue subscribers will see half as many ads as normal users
- Musk has also said that Twitter can also let Blue subscribers read paid articles for free if publishers strike a deal with Twitter.
A year ago Twitter Blue subscription service was launched
Let us tell you that Twitter Blue subscription was launched almost a year ago. This is called Twitter’s premium service. In this service, users are given some additional features, which are locked to normal Twitter users. It also includes various home color screen icons. In fact, Twitter wants to increase its revenue through blue subscriptions and paid verification. As part of this effort, advertising has been launched on Twitter.
Musk recently bought Twitter for $44 billion
Elon Musk announced on April 4 that he was going to buy the remaining 9.2 percent of the company for $44 billion, making him the largest shareholder. However, by mid-May Musk changed his mind about the purchase, citing concern that the number of fake accounts on the micro-blogging site exceeded Twitter’s claims. He then announced that he no longer wanted to proceed with the $44 billion deal. Twitter argued that the billionaire was legally committed to buying the company and filed suit. The Twitter group gave him an October 27 deadline to complete the deal or face legal action.