Twitter’s blue “verified” checkmark was originally meant to distinguish between real and fake accounts.
Then, after Elon Musk took over Twitter, the check mark became a status symbol. This is what a user gets if he opts for his Twitter Blue subscription for $8/month.
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Specifically, you must meet Twitter’s requirements to get the blue check mark. eligibility criteria(opens in new tab)has a display name and profile picture, has an account that is more than 90 days old, and does not show signs of being misleading or deceptive.
Users who already had the tick mark were able to keep it after Twitter Blue (re)launched, but it will be removed at some point in the future, the company said. On April 1st, non-subscriber blue checkmarks will be removed.
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However, there are some exceptions.For example, Elon Musk To tell(opens in new tab) Individual accounts belonging to verified organizations are automatically verified.
However, most users choose to either pay the Twitter Blue fee or not tick it.
Twitter Blue comes with other perks like the ability to write longer tweets, edit tweets, and upload videos in 1080p quality. The fact that you have to pay for it has rubbed many users in the wrong direction. Twitter post(opens in new tab) about the problem.
