Relaunch of Blue Tick service on Twitter, will also get new features

 Twitter has relaunched its Blue Tick service, charging $11 per month for iPhone users and $8 per month on the web.

Twitter announced in a tweet from its official account on Sunday that it is relaunching its BlueTick subscription service from Monday, December 12, which will give users access to premium features.

Subscribers will also be allowed to post 1080p videos with a verified blue tick, edit a tweet up to 30 minutes after posting, half the number of ads and post longer tweets.

The company says that Twitter BlueTick subscriptions will cost $8 a month on the web and $11 a month for iOS users.

It should be noted that Twitter started the first phase of selling blue ticks for money in November 10 days after Elon Musk took control of Twitter, but this version was immediately suspended after several fake accounts were verified by paying money. was done

According to Twitter's website, the Blue Tick service is currently only available on iOS in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

The company has also confirmed that it will introduce a colour-coded verification scheme, with businesses given a gold tick or checkmark and government accounts a gray symbol.

has not explained why Apple users are being charged more than others on the web, but last month accused Apple of blocking Twitter from its App Store for undisclosed reasons. is threatening and also said that the iPhone maker has stopped advertising on the social media platform.

However, after a meeting with Apple chief executive Tim Cook, Elon Musk tweeted that the misunderstanding about Twitter being removed from Apple's App Store has been cleared up.