Users using Blue Tick and free app will now be able to read so many tweets every day

Twitter Read Limit: Twitter was till now a completely open platform, that is, people who do not have an account on Twitter were also able to see the shared tweets or important tweets. For this, they did not need login or account. But now Musk has changed it and has set a category-wise limit for Twitter. People who buy blue ticks by paying money will be able to read maximum tweets in a day, free users will be able to access only a few tweets and the company has set a limit for those who have come to new platforms.

Who will be able to read how many tweets?

Musk first tweeted late last night that paid i.e. Blue Tick users will be able to read 6000 posts in a day. Similarly unverified account 600 and new unverified users who have less than 30 days will be able to read only 300 posts. Note, this limit is for those people who will have an account on Twitter. People who do not have an account on Twitter will not be able to access anything related to the platform.

Shortly after this tweet, Musk said that the post reading limit will soon be increased to 8,000 for Blue Tick users, 800 for unverified accounts and 400 for new unverified users.

Now to 10k, 1k & 0.5k

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 1, 2023

Musk told the final limit in the latest tweet

Elon Musk made another tweet a few hours later and told that now blue tick users will be able to read 10,000 posts in a day, unverified accounts 1,000 and new unverified users will be able to read 500 posts in a day. This is the latest update of the company which has come into force. If a user crosses the fixed limit, then he will not be able to see any content related to Twitter.

Let me tell you, this step has been taken by Musk so that the theft of data can be stopped. Till now anyone could access the platform, due to which Twitter’s data was circulated in many places. After the introduction of AI tools, this work increased rapidly after which Musk has taken this important decision.

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