Twitter's first Indian user said on Blue Tick!!!
Twitter's first indian user said on Blue Tick!!!
The boss of the microblogging site twitter is now tesla CEO Elon Musk. He has said that now people will have to pay money for Blue Tick on Twitter. In india, it can be around six and a half hundred rupees. This facility has started in some countries and from next month or January, this new plan will start in india as well. Now the question arises that how ready india is for this. On this issue, India's first twitter user has said some big things and has also told whether she will pay for blue ticks on twitter or not.
The first twitter user in india is naina Redu, who first received an email in 2006 to join twitter and then joined it. She currently works in a hotel in Jaisalmer. Regarding her twitter career, she has said that she has done about 1,75,000 tweets so far. She reminisced, "I recall getting an email invitation from twitter, and at the time, it was called TWTTR; the spelling has since changed. I joined thinking that sign-up and explore." It was just a coincidence and I had no idea it would become such a big platform in the future."
Naina has given an interesting answer to the question of spending $ 8. "It's a private company and the reason they started giving users blue ticks was to verify that it's a real account of a public person and if I haven't paid for it in the last 16 years, now I have to pay for it," she said. Why should you do it?"Regarding the impact of the twitter subscription decision on Indians, she said, "I don't think it will have any effect because in general there is no need to have a blue tick. Also, people who need it and those who can afford it. Will buy it and the general public will also not be affected. But I think those who work independently like journalism and cannot afford, they can be affected."
The boss of the microblogging site twitter is now tesla CEO Elon Musk. He has said that now people will have to pay money for Blue Tick on Twitter. In india, it can be around six and a half hundred rupees. This facility has started in some countries and from next month or January, this new plan will start in india as well. Now the question arises that how ready india is for this. On this issue, India's first twitter user has said some big things and has also told whether she will pay for blue ticks on twitter or not.
The first twitter user in india is naina Redu, who first received an email in 2006 to join twitter and then joined it. She currently works in a hotel in Jaisalmer. Regarding her twitter career, she has said that she has done about 1,75,000 tweets so far. She reminisced, "I recall getting an email invitation from twitter, and at the time, it was called TWTTR; the spelling has since changed. I joined thinking that sign-up and explore." It was just a coincidence and I had no idea it would become such a big platform in the future."
Naina has given an interesting answer to the question of spending $ 8. "It's a private company and the reason they started giving users blue ticks was to verify that it's a real account of a public person and if I haven't paid for it in the last 16 years, now I have to pay for it," she said. Why should you do it?"Regarding the impact of the twitter subscription decision on Indians, she said, "I don't think it will have any effect because in general there is no need to have a blue tick. Also, people who need it and those who can afford it. Will buy it and the general public will also not be affected. But I think those who work independently like journalism and cannot afford, they can be affected."