Do You Worry About Losing Your Blue Tick on Twitter?

Concerns have been voiced by Twitter users over Elon Musk's intention to charge for account verification, sometimes known as the "blue tick."

Since Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, purchased Twitter, he has announced several updates to the service. The billionaire's plans for Twitter have taken everyone by surprise, from the rumored layoffs to the paid Twitter blue tick. The decision to monetize the blue tick has caused the biggest uproar on the site of all the announcements made since the $44 billion purchase was finalized. Concerns have been voiced by users about the proposed fee for verifying accounts.

Musk has said, "from day one, I want this thing to produce money." The goal of his suggestions is to replace the current advertising-based business model. To verify their accounts, he said customers would have to pay $8 a month for a subscription to the blue tick. Musk appears to think this would fit in well with the "power to the people" storyline he used to justify buying Twitter, at least based on his most recent tweets.

This is an effort to address some of the most commonly asked questions (FAQs) from users about the monetization of the blue tick. The following responses have been provided based on the best available information at this time but may need to be updated once the official guidelines have been published.

A Brief Explanation of the Twitter Feature "Blue Tick."

The Twitter community generally accepts a blue verification mark as proof that a user account is legitimate. According to Twitter's support site, "the blue Verified symbol on Twitter helps users know that an account of public interest is legitimate. You need to be genuine, noteworthy, and actively using your account to get the blue badge. The Twitter blue checkmark is often granted to well-known people (celebrities, politicians, journalists, etc.) who have applied for it.

In India, How much will The Blue Tick Cost?

"Chief Twit" as he sees himself Elon Musk has announced that the monthly fee for Twitter verification would be set at $8, with future adjustments based on the purchasing power parity (PPP) of the US dollar. Because of this, the price of a Twitter blue tick will change from nation to country to account for the various cost of living disparities. Users in nations whose currency is weaker than the US dollar will see less of an effect as a result.

There have been several tweets and news articles published thus far that try to estimate the new membership price. World Bank estimates put India's PPP at 23.14 LCU/USD (as of May 2018). A service costing $1 will set you back 23.14 rupees. According to these numbers, a monthly blue tick membership that costs $8 would set you back close to Rs 185. Twitter has yet to announce the price of the plan in India, so no one knows for sure what it will be until then.

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