Twitter's new owner Elon Musk has revealed the launch date of the new verification system. Musk said, Twitter will launch it next week on Friday (December 2). In the new system, government, companies and common people will get different colored badges. Companies will get gold cheques, governments will get gray checks and common citizens will get blue ticks.
In addition all verified accounts will be manually checked before the check is activated. Musk said it was painful, but necessary. Musk also apologized for the delay in launching this service. At the same time, in another tweet, he said that full details of this verification system will be given next week. Earlier Musk had said that the verification system would be launched on November 29, but it was later postponed.
Blue Check Mark Added to Blue Subscription The
blue check mark was previously reserved for verified accounts of politicians, celebrities, journalists, and other public figures. It has been added to the Blue subscription service after Musk's Twitter takeover. Anyone can take this blue check mark by paying. Recently, this service was launched in some countries at a cost of $ 8 per month (about Rs 660), but due to the increase of fake accounts, it was put on hold.
Fake accounts started increasing with blue service
As soon as the paid verification feature was rolled out, many fake accounts of many celebrities came to the fore on Twitter. Fake accounts of many companies were also created, which affected the stock of that company as well. Some also created fake accounts of gaming character 'Super Mario' and basketball player LeBron James. Now this service is being relaunched.
3 reasons to move to subscription mode
1. The company is facing a loss of 32 crores daily. They want to increase the revenue with the new model.
2. Musk has bought Twitter for $44 billion. They want to make up for it soon.
3. Twitter is in huge debt. They don't want to depend on advertisers to end it.
