Twitter has started restoring blue ticks for free on key profile accounts

On the evening of April 20, the social media network Twitter removed blue ticks from the accounts of all those who had received freebies in the past.

The Elon Musk-owned company's move is aimed at forcing users to become part of Twitter's Blue subscription service to boost revenue. Restored.

These people didn't pay any fee to get Blue Tick or at least that's what they say.

This is why they are surprised to see the blue tick back on their accounts. Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai mentioned this in a tweet. She said that 'I don't know how it happened but I am happy to play blue tick poker so that everyone can know that I am Malala'.

Actress Priyanka Chopra also said in a tweet that I don't know how, but the blue tick has been returned. Tennis star Andy Murray's blue tick has been restored for free, or at least that's what she claims. A statement was not released indicating how the accounts of these individuals were re-verified. It should be noted that after Elon Musk bought Twitter in October 2022, calling the free blue tick program corrupt, he made the process of verifying the account subject to a monthly fee.

Elon Musk introduced the Twitter Blue service in early November 2022, but after the introduction of the subscription plan, there was a flood of fake verified accounts of well-known personalities and organizations, after which it was suspended. After Twitter introduced its subscription service Twitter Blue worldwide, it was announced last month that it will start removing the legacy blue tick from users' accounts worldwide from April 1, keeping the blue tick. Sign up for Twitter Blue.

But later the date was changed and instead of April 1, the process of removing the blue tick from the accounts started on April 20.

How much is the Twitter subscription fee?   After subscribing, users of the Twitter Blue service will be given access to several new features including blue checkmarks, longer videos, 4000-character tweets, and tweet editing.