Celebrities threaten to quit Twitter if Musk makes blue ticks payable

Just the day before, information appeared on the Internet that account verification icons on Twitter will become

paid. And now the first celebrities have begun to appear, expressing their dissatisfaction with this innovation.

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For example, the popular writer Stephen Kingthreatened to stop using the social network if Elon Musk nevertheless introduces a paid subscription to the verification mark on the site. King called this moment fundamental.

At the same time, the head of Twitter himself did not go unanswered. Musk told the writer that the social network needed to pay the bills somehow.

At the same time, the entrepreneur suggested to Kinga more acceptable price is $ 8 per month for a subscription. By comparison, earlier rumors were about a $20 price tag that would have to be "spread out" monthly.