This week, Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, paid premium Subscribers a sizable amount of advertising income.
On the microblogging website on Tuesday, many of the X Premium subscribers posted screenshots about getting paid.
Twitter has begun sharing ad money with its best content producers, and X Premium (Blue) subscribers who have racked up at least 15 million impressions in the last three months will profit.
Musk tweeted about the requirements for receiving the ad income share on August 5.
On August 6, Musk tweeted, “If you were unfairly treated by your employer due to posting or liking something on this platform, we will fund your legal bill.”
As part of the launch of its paid membership service at the beginning of April of this year, the firm removed blue checkmarks from verified accounts. Later, a new feature was added that gave users the choice to choose to hide their blue ticks.
According to a FAQ page on the Twitter website, “The new Blue is currently available for purchase on the web for $8/month or $84/year, in-app on iOS for $11/month or $114.99/year, or in-app on Android for $11/month or $114.99/year (or your local pricing).”
