Fake Disney account receives verification on Twitter, now suspended
There is reportedly a noticeable rise in the number of accounts that appear to have obtained badges without having paid for them.
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There is reportedly a noticeable rise in the number of accounts that appear to have obtained badges without having paid for them.
Erstwhile 'verified' users have lost their free blue ticks after the social media platform’s owner Elon Musk introduced a new paid service called Twitter Blue. But how do you now tell a fake account from a genuine one?
Micro-blogging platform Twitter has sparked a fresh controversy by labeling
To avoid the same impersonation issue on Twitter, the social media company will remove a user's blue checkmark for seven days if their display name is altered.
In response to a tweet, Musk assured that Twitter will be tentatively launching Verified next week. He explained the new colour coding system for the verification check marks.