Twitter has decided to reward Business Accounts with Gold Ticks, apart from announcing that government and multilateral accounts will be getting a new gray checkmark, while CEO Elon Musk has planned to bring back Twitter Blue as well.
Although there will be a lot of reactions coming from different people, this new step by Musk will be analyzed by tech experts on whether it is a good step or not, while Musk plans to go full speed ahead with his plans.
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Highlights
- Twitter has introduced Gold checkmarks on its platform.
- Gold check marks are for business accounts on Twitter.
- Twitter has also reintroduced Twitter Blue subscription service.
Twitter Plans to Give Gold Checkmarks for Business Accounts
Twitter seems to have gone a whole new route ever since Elon Musk took over the social media giant for a whopping $44 billion, where he has fired more than half of his employees, while ordered the remaining ones to work hard for 40 hours a week with high intensity.
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Now the latest news doing the rounds is that Twitter has introduced gold checkmarks for business accounts, while the official label for business accounts will be replaced and gold checkmarks will replace the blue checkmarks that are currently being used in official accounts.
The gold checkmark will indicate that the Business account is official through Twitter Blue for business, although the company was quick to clarify that not all blue checkmarks will be replaced by gold ones.
Also, Twitter will also be adding a gray checkmark for all government and multilateral accounts, which will help it differentiate from other checkmarks of different colours.
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In the midst of it all, Twitter has reintroduced the Twitter Blue subscription service, where it has already re-enabled Twitter blue sign-ups on web and iOS devices.
The subscription service will cost $8 per month on web, and $11 per month for iOS users, while the Android subscription prices have not been revealed as yet, while subscribers can gain access to subscriber-only features like Edit Tweet, 1080p video uploads, and reader mode.
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