Twitter legacy blue tick: What's happening with Twitter Blue? Not even Musk knows for sure
FirstpostElon Musk revealed last month that Twitter will begin removing blue checkmarks from heritage names, accounts that ’earned’ the authentication symbol but do not pay for a Twitter Blue membership, on April 1. Musk first introduced the new Twitter Blue subscription service in November, and the microblogging platform saw a rise in fake profiles receiving blue check marks after spending $8. Also read: New York Times loses Twitter verification badge Twitter has pulled the blue tick from the New York Times’ primary page after the news outfit stated that it would not join up for the social media platform’s new paid-for authentication policy. Following in the footsteps of Elon Musk’s Twitter, social media giant Meta recently allowed users in the United States to have their Meta profiles on Facebook and Instagram confirmed with a blue tick for $14.99 per month.