Before Elon Musk, the blue checkmark on Twitter was a coveted badge of verification for celebrities, journalists, and public figures. Explore its evolution!
Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter brought a controversial change: anyone can get a blue checkmark by subscribing to the premium service "Twitter Blue."
The paid verification system caused an avalanche of fake accounts with blue checkmarks, impersonating celebrities and spreading misinformation.
Celebrities and users alike criticized the paid verification system, questioning its legitimacy and fearing the spread of misinformation.
Facing criticism, Elon Musk has made several confusing statements about the blue checkmark system, leading to uncertainty about its future.
Experts and users brainstorm solutions for a verification system that balances accessibility with credibility.
The future of Twitter verification remains uncertain. Will the platform find a solution to restore trust and combat misuse?
The drama around Twitter's blue checkmark is far from over. Stay tuned for further updates and see what the future holds for verification on the platform.