Elon Musk to Offer Ads Free Twitter Option for Paid Subscribers

On Saturday Twitter CEO Elon Musk A new subscription level was announced that users would soon be able to eliminate ads from their experience.

“Ads are too frequent on Twitter and too big,” Musk Tweeted, noting that the company would. “taking steps to address both in the coming weeks.” Twitter Blue is the only subscription option available on the platform at this time.

Musk then revealed that Musk had plans to create a new, higher priced subscription plan. “allows zero ads.”

The announcement received positive reactions, with most users agreeing with Musk’s views regarding the frequency and size of ads on the platform.

One user complained that Twitter’s experience was almost as bad as Instagram’s. Instagram’s bombardment with ads makes it worse. “complete garbage experience.”

“If you make ads less intrusive here and offer features that appeal visual communities,” Musk was told by he. “there are millions of users over there ready to migrate.”

The billionaire answered simply, “That’s the plan!”

Musk disagreed with the idea of ads on Twitter being moved to the Community Notes Zone. “Notes must stay pure.”

Musk’s takeover of Twitter was highly publicized. The company had difficulty generating ad revenues at first, but it has steadily been improving in the months since.

Musk introduced Twitter Blue, which allowed users the opportunity to sign up and receive the coveted blue checkmark. After anonymous users misused the checkmark, the service was briefly suspended. Many people believed that they were working with official accounts, despite the fact that the badge was worn by verification accounts and not those who paid the fee.

An anonymous account bought a blue checkmark in November and changed its username from that of a pharmaceutical giant to one with the same name. Eli Lilly. The account then tweeted that insulin would no longer be required. This was shared thousands upon thousands before Twitter content moderation intervened and removed the account. Following the incident, Eli Lilly had no choice but to apologize and its stock fell.

Twitter Blue has since been improved upon and relaunched.

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