Google is expanding its blue verification checkmarks for Gmail and it will roll out to Android and iOS over the weeks.
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The EU's regulatory body, the European Commission, says that in its preliminary view, X violates its Digital Services Act for a number of issues, including how it handles verified users.
After bringing many changes to X, Elon Musk has reportedly removed the option to hide the blue verification checkmark on users' X profiles even though they are paying for a premium account.
In what appears to be a revamped verification system for Twitter, Elon Musk hinted that his team will relaunch its paid verification service in a multicolored scheme, comprising three colors.
Twitter will relaunch its blue checkmark subscription service on November 29, according to its CEO Elon Musk. This news comes after verified trolls posted inappropriate content on the platform.
If you want to continue using Twitter despite all the drama happening around the platform, a simple Chrome extension (coming soon to Firefox) will help you deal with an influx of impersonators.
Twitter has begun allowing some people to buy the blue checkmark for their profile from today. Availability is limited to five countries right now but, hopefully, this will expand soon.
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