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Last week, Musk conceded he was personally paying for Twitter Blue accounts for prominent personalities Stephen King, LeBron James and William Shatner, after it was publicly observed that those badges remained after most so-called legacy verification check marks were gone. “Its ok he fired the people in charge of telling him its illegal,” Dril posted at one point.īy late Sunday Dril’s check mark appeared finally to have vanished. One prominent Twitter account, though - that of Dril, a massively popular comedy account which was also a leader of the #BlockTheBlue movement to uniformly block Twitter Blue subscribers as aligned with Musk’s recent far-right predilections - had his unwanted check mark restored multiple times Saturday in an apparent real-time, tit-for-tat battle with Twitter as he kept trying to disable the badge, all the while trash talking the social network.
There was widespread speculation that all accounts with more then 1 million followers had their check marks restored - whether they wanted them or not. “This account is verified because they are subscribed to Twitter Blue and verified their phone number,” a message on the affected accounts said, though many of those affected said neither was true.
In some cases the newly restored badges appeared almost to punish or embarrass those who have been Twitter Blue’s most outspoken critics.įrom the archives (November 2022): What does Twitter verification really mean? And what may happen to it? But on Saturday a number of prominent Twitter users suddenly found their verification badges restored - even though many stressed that they were not paying for the subscription service. The vast majority of verified accounts did not pay up - including such politicians as President Joe Biden and Donald Trump, celebrities, sports figures, and journalists - and had their check marks revoked.
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