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Digital Desk: Twitter Blue Tick will cost verified users $7.99, according
to Elon Musk, and it is now available in the United States, the United Kingdom,
Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. Only iOS users have had access to the
subscription; Android users have not yet been informed of its availability.
In
addition, verified users will have priority ranking in replies, mentions, and
content searches, as well as access to lengthier movies and fewer but more
relevant advertising.
mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:#1C1A1A"> In India, it's anticipated that the similar item
may cost Rs 469. However, several people claim to have received a message
saying that they may verify their Twitter handle for merely $2, or roughly Rs
164. However, the message was issued by con artists who wanted to defraud
people while using the Twitter verification cover.
"Times New Roman";color:#1C1A1A"> Scammers and online crooks are taking
advantage of the fact that the Twitter verification plan hasn't yet been
implemented in India by sending users trap messages. They are instructed to
click on a link in the message to verify their Twitter handle for just $2. The
$2 price is indicated in the message as a pre-Christmas holiday bargain.
Fraudsters obtain access to the mobile and transfer money from the victim's
account if someone clicks on the link and enters the necessary information to
make a payment.
The police have
already issued warnings against clicking on any unidentified sites and urged
people to double-check any links they get from unfamiliar sources before
clicking on them. State-wide police agencies with cyber crime units have issued
warnings to citizens not to fall for any kind of enticement, including lottery
or discount offers.
"Keep yourself
from being robbed out of a cheap blue tick. Such a programmer has not yet been
launched by Elon Musk in India. This is how thieves plan to clean out your
account, "the Haryana Police's State Crime Branch stated.
If you have lost money due to cyber crime, call 1930 right away and provide the
police the specifics of the transaction so that it can be stopped. In the event
of cyber fraud, you should also submit a FIR.
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