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blue tick subscription service started on twitter
Twitter But the subscription service, priced at $8 a month, has finally launched. Microblogging site Twitter has started this paid service for verified accounts with blue ticks. Twitter has updated its iOS app to feature a subscription option for Apple iPhone users and includes a Blue subscription for $7.99 per month. Let us tell you that after acquiring the ownership of Twitter recently, Elon Musk is making changes in the verification process of the platform, in which this is a big change.
New users will get direct blue tick
For Apple iOS devices, Twitter said that users who “create a new account now” will be able to get a blue tick next to their name, similar to the accounts of prominent celebrities, companies and politicians. This change marks the end of Twitter’s verification system introduced in 2009, which was started to verify the accounts of big personalities.
Some more new features will start soon
As soon as the news of the Blue Tick subscription service went viral, Esther Crawford, the product manager of the micro-blogging site, said that New Blue is “not live yet”. He tweeted, “The New Blue is not live yet – the sprint for our launch is ongoing but some people may see us updating as we test and push updates in real time. The Twitter team is legendary. New Blue… coming soon!” Twitter also said that some features are still not available in the app but will be added soon.
Subscription service started in these countries
Twitter informed that Twitter Blue with Verification is currently available on iOS in the United States (US), Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom (UK).
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