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No longer free
No longer free
Twitter: Now you will have to pay even for basic features on micro blogging platform X (Twitter). According to media reports, X (Twitter) owner Elon Musk announced plans to launch two new premium subscriptions on X. That means X will no longer be free. Musk has posted this information on X. It was told in the post that the first subscription will be available at a low price, but advertisements will also be seen on this subscription. While other subscriptions will cost more but eliminate ads completely. So let us now know about its subscription in detail.
Not A Bot testing started
According to the information, earlier this week, social media platform X started testing it in two countries, Philippines and New Zealand. In which new users have to pay 1 dollar to access the main features of the application. According to media reports, the company’s page states that individuals who opt out can only perform “read-only” tasks such as watching videos, reading posts and following accounts.
The company has made changes earlier also
Let us tell you that before this, Elon Musk’s company Musk wrote on X has named the new membership model “Not a Bot” and the new membership model is designed to combat bots and spammers.
Musk took control of Twitter last year
Let us tell you that since taking control of X last year in 2022, Musk has made many changes. His swift and sweeping changes resulted in advertisers halting their advertising on the platform, which included mass layoffs and the disbandment of content moderation teams. It is worth noting that recently many changes have been made in the subscription model of Twitter. The company takes money from its users on a per month basis. In return, some premium features are available with blue tick. Currently the price of Twitter Blue subscription for Android and iOS users is Rs 900. Its price for web users is Rs 650.
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