A few days ago, Elon Musk, Twitter's largest outside shareholder, posted on the platform, suggesting that its premium subscription service, Twitter Blue, should be drastically reformed, including price cuts and a ban on advertising.
Musk proposed that "all Twitter Blue users should pay less than $3 per month and should get a certification check mark." He then added, "The price may be around $2/month, but it needs to be prepaid for 12 months." In addition to the price of the subscription service, Musk also offered his own views on the company's current main source of revenue. And he said that "the absence of ads will greatly strengthen the authority of the platform.".
But just a few days ago, Parag Agrawal announced on the platform that "Elon Musk has decided not to join our board." But as of now, Musk himself has not responded to this.
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