Apart from Snapchat, YouTube and Twitter also try out paid versions YouTube Premium was one of YouTube’s revenue-generating services.
Although not popular in Brazil, Snapchat is one of the most popular social networks in the United States. The owner of the app, Snap, released a new paid version last week. The goal is to get out of the advertising-dependent world.
Snap, Snapchat +, which announced its subscription version earlier this month, is available in Canada, the UK, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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The paid version beginner features include changing the app icon and knowing who saw the “story”. Like Snapchat, other popular social networks try to scale into paid versions. A.D. In 2018, YouTube announced two paid versions, YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium, both offering monthly subscriptions for special content.
Twitter has also tried to charge users a lot of times. The latest effort will be available on Twitter Blue, released in June 2021, offering some benefits and exclusions to users who are willing to pay for the platform.
On the opposite track
Netflix is doing the opposite if you try not to rely too much on social media advertising. Red Hastings, CEO of the platform in the first half of 2022, believes that a free version of the platform will soon be launched with ads due to declining numbers.
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