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Twitter Down! Social Media Users report brief outage

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Twitter Down! Social Media Users report brief outage

Twitter Down ! Twitter suffered a brief outage today on Sunday evening 7 pm. The Microblogging sites Twitter suffered a brief outage across global including India on Sunday as several users after the microblogging site faced issues while loading tweets.

Blue subscription is coming back from Monday- Twitter

Twitter will relaunch an improved version of its Twitter Blue subscription service on Monday at a higher price for Apple users, the company said in a tweet on Saturday. The company said users can sign up for the enhanced service, which will allow subscribers to edit tweets, record 1080p videos and get a blue tick after verifying their account, for $8 a month via the web but $11 a month via Apple iOS.

Where as Twitter did not explain why Apple users were charged more than others on the site, but there were media reports that the company was looking for ways to offset the fees charged by the App Store.

Notably, Twitter originally launched Twitter Blue in early November before suspending it as fake accounts mushroomed. It was then scheduled to relaunch on November 29, but was delayed.

Elon Musk, who took Twitter private in November for $44 billion, raised various complaints about Apple in a series of tweets last month, including the 30% fee the iPhone maker charges software developers for in-app purchases.

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