Twitter owner Elon Musk announced late Monday that only verified accounts will appear in “for you” recommendations. The announcement comes a week after Musk said those with “legacy ...

X owner Elon Musk took the badge from the publication once before in April when it refused to pay a monthly $1,000 “verified organization” fee, though it was later reinstated.

X (formerly Twitter) now has a “basic” tier for Verified Organizations, which gets you a gold checkmark badge (and a few other benefits) for $200 per month instead of $1,000 per month for ...

Following letter to Elon Musk from UN Watch in light of the US sanctions against UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, ...

This came days after UN Watch submitted a legal appeal to the owner of X, Elon Musk. The appeal called on the company to remove Albanese's check mark following her designation under US sanctions.

X (formerly known as Twitter) and Meta both offer programs that allow users to pay for a "verified account." Social media has long been a favorite haunt of scammers.

Mostly aimed at “creators,” Meta Verified costs $15 a month and helps you “establish your account authenticity and help [s] your community know it’s the real us with a verified badge ...

It looks like X, the company formerly known as Twitter, has a Verified bot problem. Although X owner Elon Musk suggested that forcing users to pay for verification would help to weed out the bots ...

Musk’s X/Twitter Target of EU Probe Into Whether It Broke European Law, Including With ‘Suspected Deceptive Design’ of Verified Blue Check Marks By Todd Spangler ...

Elon Musk’s X inexplicably removed the gold “verified” badge from The New York Times main account on the social media platform on Tuesday. The platform just as mysteriously replaced the ...