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Topline Verified users on Twitter may soon have to pay to retain their blue tick badges, according to a report by the Verge on Sunday, as the company’s new owner Elon Musk looks for new ways to monetize the social media platform. Key Facts In a characteristic vague tweet , Musk on Sunday said the…

A Verified Badge On Twitter May Cost Users $20 A Month, Report Says
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