According to The New York Times, which cited its sources, Twitter is planning to add premium services to its free service, including the ability to send private messages to well-known users.
She claims that showing particular videos is a paid function. Immediately following the company’s acquisition of American businessman Elon Musk, discussions about the features paid started.
The publication claims that these steps are intended to generate profits quickly because Musk needed a 13 billion dollar loan with a high interest rate to complete the transaction.
A former WPP employee of the British advertising company WPP, in an opinion column of the New York Times, indicated earlier that because of the ideas of Musk to convert the social network into a more free platform to express their opinions, senior advertisers may stop allocating money to promote their goods on Twitter.
Musk earlier made the decision to increase the monthly membership rates for Twitter Blue app users from $4.99 to $19.99.
According to prior Financial Times reporting, which relied on knowledgeable individuals, Musk had given orders for his staff to labour nonstop to confirm the purchased accounts on the Twitter programme.
The Verge previously claimed that only users of sponsored pages would have access to the new, paid Twitter audit service.
Musk underlined that updates to the calculations’ verification are being made, and that users whose accounts had already were validated will have 90 days to finish the subscription before the blue selection mark vanished from their pages.
Origin: Tas.
The New York Times reports that Twitter is considering making direct messages possible.
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