Bad news for iPhone users, Twitter Blue will be paid more money

Bad news for iPhone users, Twitter Blue will be paid more money


Elon Musk announced a few days after buying Twitter that he would charge users for Twitter Blue Service. This decision was strongly opposed by the users, but even after that, this plan of Alan Musk continues. Twitter users will charge $ 7 $ 776 for Blue Service from users. In lieu of this service, users will see verification badges and less ads. But such information is coming out that iPhone users will have to pay $ 11 i.e. 906 rupees every month for these benefits.

Twitter, iPhone users will charge more

According to the new information, Twitter is planning to take $ 11 every month for his “Twitter Blue” membership on the iPhone, so that the Apple is able to cut 30 percent from the in-app package. Membership charge will be $ 7 per month on the web. It is believed that the higher charge of the iPhone may allow Apple to provide Apple to Apple with a 30 percent reduction in in-app purchases without affecting the company’s income.

Due to this difference in price, customers may be forced to take membership on the web for Twitter, which can save Twitter in-app purchases. It is too early to say anything at the moment. This is not the first time iPhone users have to pay more for any service. Let us tell you that other companies like Spotify have also charged more on the iPhone first. In such a situation, users who do not know why the device to device price is different, or what this whole process is and if it works, then there is a possibility of confusion in them.

How to sign up for Twitter Blue
Users have to go to the app or Twitter.com to navigate on profile menu.
Then after that Twitter Blue is to be selected.
Select the blue color and select the $/year membership.
IOS users can follow in apps to follow guidelines.
After doing this, users will be members of Twitter Blue.

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