NB Explains | Twitter launches its Blue subscription in India; know how to get the blue tick
While, on Android and iOS, you need to open the app and swipe right to access the menu. You"ll then see the "Twitter Blue" option. Android and iOS users can only pay via the Play Store or App Store for the subscription.
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New Delhi, February 09: Trying to get a blue verified badge (tick mark) on their Twitter profile. then here is news for you. The social media giant Twitter on Wednesday (February 08), finally launched its premium subscription Twitter Blue in India.
With that development, both Android and iOS users in India can get a blue verified badge by just paying a monthly subscription fee of Rs 900. On the web, Twitter Blue will cost Rs 650 per month, which will tune to Rs 7,800 per annum. In case users chose an annual plan, it will cost Rs 566.7 per month. For unreserved, The badge lets people know that an account of public interest is authentic.
🚨 Twitter Blue Launched in India, Priced at ₹900/Month for iOS Users
— Ravisutanjani (@Ravisutanjani) February 8, 2023
To get Twitter Blue, users need to open the app, click on the profile picture on the top left, and select Twitter Blue. A pop-up will allow you to choose your preferred plan and then go ahead with the payment. At the moment, it only accepts card payments. Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover cards can be used to buy subscriptions. Rupay or UPI options are not available.
While, on Android and iOS, you need to open the app and swipe right to access the menu. You'll then see the 'Twitter Blue' option. Android and iOS users can only pay via the Play Store or App Store for the subscription.
What do you get with Twitter Blue Subscription?
Apart from the automatic blue badge on the profile, Twitter Blue promise additional features such as the ability to edit a tweet user edit tweets up to five times within 30 minutes of publishing, organize bookmarks, customise the application icon, high-quality video (1080p) and more. Twitter Blue also promises fewer ads, the ability to post longer videos and early access to upcoming features.