Musk announced that non-Blue subscription accounts will not be able to vote from April 15, and tweets will not enter the "recommend for you" page.

CTOnews.com March 28, the social platform Twitter under Musk's control, ushered in a large number of adjustments, the core of which is to increase revenue. In order to persuade more users to buy Twitter Blue subscriptions, Musk announced that from April 15, only certified accounts will be allowed to appear on the "recommend to you" tab.

CTOnews.com Note: at present, the Twitter home page contains two tabs, "recommend for you" and "follow". When users open the home page, they will enter the "recommend for you" tab by default. The tab recommends what the user is interested in according to the algorithm.

Tweets from accounts that do not currently purchase Twitter Blue subscriptions can also appear on the "recommend for you" page. Since April 15, if a company or organization wants to expand its user base, the only option is to buy a Twitter Blue subscription service.

Musk also said in the same tweet that accounts that do not subscribe to Twitter Blue will no longer be able to vote. He claims that this is "the only realistic way to solve the abuse of advanced AI robots".