Twitter Suspends New USD 8 Checkmark Offering as Musk Warns of Potential App Bankruptcy

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As expected, Elon’s plan to sell blue checkmarks, which no longer signify verification (as there is no form of ID checking in the updated process), has led to a raft of people impersonating prominent identities and brands in the app.

The impersonation problem has gotten so bad, so quickly, that Twitter has decided to put the USD 8 Twitter Blue service on hold while it reevaluates the procedure. Additionally, Twitter has now made the decision to implement its new, additional gray tick for “official” profiles that it believes needs some sort of indication that they are the real, legitimate profile of this particular entity.

Musk is only concerned with how much money Twitter will make, and since each account is paying USD 8 to run each scam, he appears to be relatively pleased with the process so far.

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