Twitter Blue Subscription Launched in India Android iOS Web Price Starting Rs 650 All Extra Features Benefits Details

Twitter Blue subscription has finally been launched in India. The blue tick given as proof of account verification will now be available in the form of subscription, along with which the microblogging platform will provide many other paid features to the users. The subscription is being rolled out on iOS and Android in India. Apart from this, the company has also added an additional feature in the subscription for American users. Let us know what you will get in Twitter Blue Subscription?

First of all let’s talk about the price. of twitter support page According to , the monthly subscription price of Twitter Blue for the web interface is Rs 650, for iOS and Android subscription the price is Rs 900. There is also an annual subscription for web users priced at Rs 6,800, which if paid once can save you a little money as it works out to around Rs 566 per month.

Talking about the features, after taking the subscription, subscribers will get a verified blue tick mark on their profile along with some other features which will vary according to the region. Talking about some special features, subscribers will get the facility to save any bookmark in a folder. For this they will get the option of Bookmark Folders. This feature will give the advantage of keeping tweets organized in a better way.

Additionally, subscribers will get a Top Articles shortcut, which includes the most shared articles on the network. Users will also get the option to Undo Tweet. With this you can delete a tweet before it becomes visible on Twitter. Not only this, the words limit has also been increased.

The benefit of uploading videos in 1080p or Full HD quality will also be given. The time limit of the video has also been increased. Users can also set NFT with profile photo.

The social media platform has increased the character limit of tweets from 280 to 4,000 for Twitter Blue users in the US. Twitter Blue is now available in India, including the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, UK, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Indonesia, and Brazil.