Twitter Blue verification: Only THESE users not allowed to buy Blue verification for 90 days

Twitter Blue verification: The popular micro-blogging platform Twitter  will not allow new accounts to purchase the Blue subscription service for 90 days when it relaunches. Now, users will not be able to instantly verify a new account.

According to IANS report, it could be an effort to reduce the chances of scams and impersonator accounts. The old plan didn't specify a waiting period, but it did have a warning that "Twitter accounts created on or after November 9, 2022, will be unable to subscribe to Twitter Blue at this time".

The new Twitter Blue page said that the platform may also impose waiting periods for new accounts in the future in our discretion without notice. Recently, Twitter CEO Elon Musk had said that the micro-blogging platform will relaunch its $8 Blue subscription service with verification from November 29, this time more rock solid. ALSO READ: Elon Musk to relaunch Twitter's blue check subscription on November 29

He also said that with the new release, "changing your verified name will cause loss of checkmark until the name is confirmed by Twitter to meet Terms of Service". Musk had earlier paused Blue service after several fake accounts came up on the platform, impersonating brands and celebrities.

With the new release, changing someone's verified name will cause the loss of the blue check "until name is confirmed by Twitter to meet terms of service", Musk said. Mass resignations hit Twitter, Elon Musk 'temporarily shuts' offices

The coveted blue check mark was previously reserved for verified accounts of politicians, famous personalities, journalists and other public figures. But a subscription option, open to anyone prepared to pay, was rolled out earlier this week to help Twitter grow revenue as Musk fights to retain advertisers.

Twitter had paused its recently announced $8 blue check subscription service on Friday as fake accounts mushroomed. The change came a week after Musk took over the social media company in a $44 billion deal.