Twitter to Remove Legacy Verified Checks Because It Wants People to Pay for Them. Kellen March 23, 2023 50 . Share. Facebook Twitter Reddit. ... — Twitter Verified (@verified) March 23, 2023.

Twitter Blue costs $8 per month and gives subscribers a verified checkmark next to their name. Mr Musk implemented the new verification system seemingly as an incentive to get people to sign up ...

Twitter has officially debuted its “verified” blue check marks for the people — and they are already causing issues. Elon Musk, the social media site’s new CEO, had promoted verification ...

“It all comes down to people who think others should not get this undeserved status symbol above the common masses,” Brown said. “No one is mad that Seth Rogen has a verified Twitter account.” ...

This would mean that only people paying now would be verified on Twitter. And then, on Monday, Musk shared that in a few weeks only Twitter Blue subscribers would be recommended to users in the ...

New Twitter CEO Elon Musk has said he's revamping the platform's verification process but found a poll in which a majority of users said they wouldn't pay for a blue checkmark "interesting" ...

Blue checkmarks are now gone from previously "verified" people on Twitter – such as journalists, musicians, actors, sports celebs, and other high-profile tweeters – unless those users cough up ...

People have found a way to get their Twitter blue checks back for free — though it's just a temporary fix. The hack involves adding the words "former blue check" to one's Twitter bio.

First account is the verified official one. Second is a $8 fake thanks to the Musk subscription. Easy to tell when you look at the follower count, very, very hard to tell when shared into your feed.

Previously, people would only be able to message you via Twitter DMs if you had opted into an option to receive messages from anyone through Twitter’s Settings or if the senders were Verified ...

Twitter's new verification process is sparking a meme format where people compare the types of checkmarks to pop culture.