Twitter's problems increased! More than half of Blue Tick's subscribers are not paying now

Twitter Blue Tick: In some shocking news for Elon Musk, more than half of Twitter Blue's early subscribers who paid $8 a month are no longer subscribed and the blue check mark has reportedly been removed. Have given. According to a report by Mashable, of the roughly 150,000 initial Twitter Blue subscribers, "about 68,157 have maintained paid subscriptions as of April 30." Citing data scraped by independent researcher Travis Browne, the report says that many Twitter Blue subscribers are not being retained.

Twitter did not comment on the report

At present, there is no statement of any kind from Musk or Twitter on this report. Last year's report shows that a total of 150,000 users signed up for Twitter Blue within days of its original launch in November.

The micro-blogging platform temporarily banned new signups for about a month 'soon after those users subscribed as a result of signing up for Blue with the intention of accessing major brands on the platform.' This means that some 81,843 users, or 54.5 per cent of the Twitter users who initially subscribed to Blu, have unsubscribed, according to the report.

As Musk forced Twitter to pay every user from April 20, an earlier report showed half of the Blue service's customers have fewer than 1,000 followers on the platform. There were 2,270 paying Twitter Blue customers with 0 followers.

Twitter Blue currently has a total of 444,435 paying customers, according to Brown. Nearly half of all paid Twitter subscribers (approximately 220,132 users) have fewer than 1,000 followers. In India, Twitter users have to pay Rs 900 per month (or Rs 9,400 per year) to get blue verification status.