It should be mentioned here that the Blue subscription didn’t go much smoother. Initially, the blue subscription started rolling out for iOS by the start of this month. Since the wave of fake verified accounts started popping up on the platform, it was not actually a good show. A fake account of Nintendo was also witnessed that posted an image of Mario flipping the bird and an account of pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly was also impersonated and a tweet was shared saying that insulin is now free. Due to all this confusion and chaos, many big advertising companies including Omnicom group have stopped Twitter ads. While Elon Musk revealed that those who will not pay for the blue verification mark will lose it anyway: With new release, changing your verified name will cause loss of checkmark until name is confirmed by Twitter to meet Terms of Service No doubt, Twitter is in hot waters right now but Elon Musk is also quite stubborn so the fate of the company is unknown yet. Also Read: Ad agencies Recommend corporate clients to pause Twitter ad Campaigns
