This action will be delayed once Twitter started allowing users who sign up for a monthly subscription to pay a monthly subscription to use the blue verification mark option.
Today, Sunday, The New York Times reported that Twitter will charge users a $8 monthly fee in exchange for the blue verification mark until after Tuesday’s midterm elections in the United States.
A comment request has not yet received a response from Twitter.
Twitter started collecting $8 per month in exchange for blue verification through its application on the Apple App Store yesterday, on Saturday.
The midterm elections will be decided on Tuesday for those who will be the majority in Congress between Republicans and Democrats, led by President Biden.
In turn, the US billionaire Elon Musk began the separation of hundreds of Twitter employees, on Friday, and four days before the midterm elections, including members of the teams working on the American elections and adjusting the content on the social media platform.
On Friday, there were a tonne of tweets, and many workers used hashtags to spread the word as additional workers reported that they had been left behind.
In higher departments including public policy, trust, safety, communications, engineering, marketing, and human resources, many people who had previously been demobilised had previously worked.
Members of the team that verifies the political accounts on Twitter make up half of the public policy team.
It is notable that after many months of seduction and anxiety, Mask purchased Twitter last Thursday for $4.4 billion.
Since the acquisition’s conclusion, Musk has moved swiftly to reshape the business; last week, the firm’s former president, Parage Ajrawal, and other senior executives were fired.
The blue mark adjustments on Twitter are postponed until this day!
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