It's been more than a week since Twitter removed legacy verified blue checkmarks from celebrities, pro athletes, and media figures. This decision from Twitter owner Elon Musk was meant to push users towardsTwitter Blue, the company's $8 (or $11 on mobile) subscription service, which is now the only way that a user can get a verified badge on their profile. So, how is it going? Approximately 619,858 Twitter users were subscribed to Twitter Blue as of the end of April. That's around $5 million per...
It's been more than a week since Twitter removed legacy verified blue checkmarks from celebrities, pro athletes, and media figures. This decision from Twitter owner Elon Musk was meant to push users towardsTwitter Blue, the company's $8 (or $11 on mobile) subscription service, which is now the only way that a user can get a verified badge on their profile. So, how is it going? Approximately 619,858 Twitter users were subscribed to Twitter Blue as of the end of April. That's around $5 million per...
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