X Allegedly Selling Blue Check Accounts To Terror Groups
A tech watchdog group alleges that terror groups and foreign agents under U.S. sanctions have verified accounts on X, formerly Twitter.
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Elon Musk's X Offers Premium And Paid Services To Terror Groups: Report
X offers multiple versions of Premium plans for its subscribers which has AI chatbot and calling benefits among others.
Harakat Al Nujaba Hassan Nasrallah Tech Transparency Project Tech Transparency Report X Premium Plans X Subscribers India 2024
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Elon Musk Slammed For Verifying Terrorist Accounts On X
A Tech Transparency Project report has accused X of profiting from terror group affiliates who were given better promotion and account verification.
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X Allegedly Selling Blue Check Accounts To Terror Groups
A tech watchdog group alleges that terror groups and foreign agents under U.S. sanctions have verified accounts on X, formerly Twitter.
Source: hiphopnc.com
X took payment from terrorists, campaigners say
Campaigners at the Tech Transparency Project in the US found paid-for features for organisations.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Alarming Claims: Terrorist Entities Acquiring Verified Status on X
TTP identifies 28 accounts that obtained verification badges through Elon Musk's paid verification program, seemingly circumventing rules that explicitly prohibit their use.
Source: techtimes.com