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 ...

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 ...

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.

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.

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 ...