We’re relaunching @TwitterBlue on Monday — subscribe for $8 a month on web or $11 a month on iOS to get access to subscriber-only features, including the blue tick
the group said in a tweet on Saturday.
The blue tick is awarded depending on the group after the exam. It will be gold for corporates and gray for government organizations later in the week.
People who subscribe can also access the feature that allows to correct the tweets after they are published or that allows to download videos with better quality.
Thank you for your patience while we work to improve Blue
the group writes on its official account.
After acquiring Twitter in late October, Elon Musk announced his intention to launch a paid formula to diversify the platform’s revenues, whose financial health largely depends on its advertising revenue.
A first version was launched ten days after the businessman took control of the platform in early November, but caused a cacophony with the opening of numerous accounts posing as celebrities or companies.
She was suspended almost immediately.
Elon Musk had promised his return by the end of November before stating a few days later that he was postponing the project die sinus, the time to find a system to avoid identity theft.
Before Mr. Musk acquired Twitter, the platform offered a free identity verification service for organizations and individuals on the one hand, and a (paid) subscription for additional options on the other.
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