Twitter’s verification program has been a hot topic of discussion lately, especially since Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter, announced that the company would be phasing out the legacy verification for ...

For the brunt of its existence, things change came slowly for social media platform Twitter, whether it be policy changes or the details around the tried and true blue checkmark. Almost too slowly, in ...

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 ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Celebrities, professional athletes and other high-profile Twitter users are once again being verified by the social media platform and they don't know why their blue check marks ...

When billionaire Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44B, after attempting to back out of the purchase, he made a series of changes that saw advertisers pause or greatly reduce their spend on the platform.

The Elon Musk–run company aims to remove legacy verified badges from users and is pushing its subscription Twitter Blue product. By J. Clara Chan Digital Media Writer Leave it to Elon Musk to choose ...

Twitter on Sunday updated its description label for verified accounts to make it indistinguishable whether a user with a blue checkmark paid for the platform's subscription service or was already ...

Everyone’s abuzz about Twitter’s little blue checkmarks. The Twitter blue tick is used to verify a real person of public interest. If I found a profile of someone claiming to be Keanu Reeves and it ...

Twitter’s changing policy over what accounts are marked with a blue checkmark indicating a verified account is sparking confusion over what users’ can expect on the platform. The blue check mark next ...

Actress and "Hocus Pocus" star Bette Midler called Twitter CEO Elon Musk a "worm" after she lost her blue check verification on the social media platform. Midler declared that she was now "unverified" ...

If you use X, formerly known as Twitter, you might've seen gray or gold-verified accounts promoting cryptocurrencies. They often pose as actual cryptocurrencies. While you would think these ...

Kobe Bryant, Anthony Bourdain, and Chadwick Boseman were among the celebrities the app says bought a subscription and verified their phone number.