Siladitya Ray is a New Delhi-based Forbes news team reporter. Twitter introduced a new label for accounts with blue checkmarks Sunday that removes any distinction between those paid for by monthly ...
Elon Musk’s purge of blue check-marks from Twitter accounts verified under the company’s previous regime has begun. Now a blue check-mark badge on Twitter primarily signifies that it’s an account ...
Twitter Blue Verified, the new paid way to get the verification checkmark, is having its relaunch delayed until November 29. The system had arrived on November 7 after employees were told they would ...
One of Elon Musk’s longest-running gripes with Twitter was with verified accounts and the culture surrounding them. He often criticized verification as being a status symbol and vowed to overhaul the ...
After weeks of controversy, Twitter owner Elon Musk announced some of his plans for the Twitter verification program, which will likely be available again starting next Friday. Here are his plans at ...
“I’ll get you, my pretties, and your little legacy check mark too!” — Elon Musk, probably. Twitter announced yesterday that it’s officially doing away with any verified badges from the pre-Musk era.
Twitter's handling of verified users continues to shift after a number of developments over the weekend. Last week, Twitter said it would start winding down the legacy verified program on April 1st, ...
As Elon Musk promised, Twitter’s previous blue check-mark verification regime will soon be history. The social network, which the mega-billionaire bought last year in a debt-heavy $44 billion deal, ...
Twitter chief Elon Musk says verified accounts are now "prioritized" on the social media platform. "Verified accounts are now prioritized," he tweeted early Tuesday morning. He did not elaborate ...
The rollout of Twitter’s paid verification badges triggered confusion and chaos on the social media platform on Wednesday as several new “verified” accounts impersonating important public figures and ...
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