Guess how many millions of people pay for Hulu, Netflix, Disney, HBO, and more with ads. Welcome to 2022.What year are YOU living in? That was true for cable TV, which is one of the main reasons people "cut the cord". As soon as I see a Doritos ad on a service I'm paying for, I'm out.
You pay for your internet access every month though?I would not pay to swim in a cess pool of misinformation.
sound like you already know, so why would they tell you?Waiting for the Musk-otts to tell us how amazing this is and free speech blah blah blah lol
The blue tick is something you pay for if It's important to you that people knoe it's you and not a fake accound (think influences, politicians etc) they don't really give a damn about ads because they never see them in their clients, esp if they are big engh to have a dedicated soial media person toio do pposts for them.They want people to pay and still see ads? Let's see how that goes.
What are you rambling on about.
+ before these changes only certain “people” had this legitimate stature. This was unfair. As simple as that. It isn’t really hard to understand. Now anyone can be verified as a real human being. Just paying money won’t get you verified. More verified people on ANY platform is a good thing.
+ Paying 8 bucks will get your MORE features. It isn’t any different to paying for any service online. You don’t just pay to get an icon next to your name. So please stop repeating this non sense about icons.
+ why would one want to PAY to post online? I don’t know man. Why would you subscribe and pay monthly to Tweetbot? Tweetbot does exactly this. Twitter like any piece of software, isn’t a charity. You can pay to do certain things and use it for free to do others.
+ the fact that you use the word “branded people” means you don’t use Twitter and don’t really get why these changes are happening.
I'd point out that Apple only permits certain pricing on their App Store. Under rules that have gone back more than a decade, prices must end in .99. Just recently, Apple made some changes for new price structures going forward that permit lower prices like $2.49, but I don't think that's implemented yet. For now, it's either $9.99 or $10.99. Even at $10.99, Apple's cut is $3.30, which reduces Twitter's cut to $7.69, less than the $8 they charge.So the guy that claims a 30% cut is "too much" has raised Twitter Blue's price by 60% on the web and 120% on the App Store...and the $3 difference between $8 and $11 is actually 37.5% not 30%.
Credit card processing, full support, security, Hosting, APIs and Updates are included in the 15-30%Maths doesn’t work that way. Keeping 70% of proceeds means that you need to charge ($8 / 0.7 = $11.43).
At $11 a month, Musk gets $7.70 per user (or $9.35 after the first year, if they stay around that long). Which works out to about $8 minus credit card processing fees.
As I understand itIs he paying people on Fiverr to do the verification cause we know Twitter doesn't have the employees to handle all that work
If he got that through a review and published, he must have something on Apple from the twitter files.
Apple won’t be charging Twitter users extra, Musk will. He wants to use Apple’s Store to boost his angertainment app but doesn’t want to pay for it so he will be taxing his users to cover the cost for no extra benefit to themselves.Love this atitude from Musk. More people need to act in this way instead of conforming and accepting things as they are. Apple wants a 30% fee? Well it can take it from its users, not from me
Love this atitude from Musk. More people need to act in this way instead of conforming and accepting things as they are. Apple wants a 30% fee? Well it can take it from its users, not from me
Exactly. No big deal. If you do not want to make the effort to type in some details and your credit card info on Twitter’s website, but use the convenient subscribe button in the app, you pay $3/month more. Total non-issue.Love this atitude from Musk. More people need to act in this way instead of conforming and accepting things as they are. Apple wants a 30% fee? Well it can take it from its users, not from me
Why would anyone pay to tweet? I just don’t get it.
You do get that software was often marked up 100% or more when your only purchase option was a physical shop?Love this atitude from Musk. More people need to act in this way instead of conforming and accepting things as they are. Apple wants a 30% fee? Well it can take it from its users, not from me
Ditto. Maybe even at the exact same time. Like with Facebook, it feels like it’ll be permanent.I finally got around to deleting my Twitter account, and removed the App from my devices. It’s like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders! 😉