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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" sto

The use of mobile to conduct financial transactions is quickly replacing traditional forms of online shopping as the method of choice for customers. Mobile commerce retail sales in 2021 were $359.32 billion, up 15.2% from the previous year. Sales from retail m-commerce are projected to more than quadruple by 2025, reaching $728.28 billion, accounting for 44.2% of retail eCommerce sales in the US. The projected 292 million smartphone owners by 2024 is a major factor in the rise of mobile commerce. It is estimated that 187.5 million of those people will use their smartphones to make purchases. Despite the advantages, mobile purchasing often lacks speed and convenience. Why? However, not all stores are aware of how to optimize their mobile sites for customers. It's becoming more crucial for e-commerce companies to cater to customers' wants and needs as they increasingly use mobile sites. So, what do people looking to purchase on their mobile devices want? An on-the-go encounter t