Last year, shortly after Twitter was taken over by Elon Musk, the social network offered a Blue subscription with different rates on iOS and Android. When subscribing through the iOS app, the price was $11 per month, while in the Android app and the web version it was $8 per month. So Twitter compensated Apple's fees, but now users of Android devices will pay $11 a month. You can still save.

At the same time, Twitter retains the opportunity for both categories of users to save those same $ 3 per month by paying for a subscription through an external site, and not the Apple or Google app store. You can also pay for the $84 annual subscription through the site, saving you a little on a monthly basis. Similar offers are valid in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

Twitter Blue subscribers receive a blue verification checkmark, the ability to upload longer videos, increased priority in ranking tweets, advanced thread reading features, the right to edit posts, and choose theme icons from suggested sets. Subscribers to the service will be able to view half as many ads, and this year Twitter intends to launch another tariff plan that will completely eliminate the need for users to view ads.