It used to be that getting verified on Twitter was important for your credibility for your profile there. Verification meant that Twitter, and the general public, knew that you were who you say you were, rather than (potentially) an imposter. However, the verification program hasn’t always been open. Twitter started verifying in 2009 but then stopped in 2017 to shift their priorities elsewhere. They began to offer the blue checkmark again in 2021, and then everything changed with Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter. Despite Twitter’s new pay-to-play policy on being verified, restrictions still exist and the legacy checkmarks still remain…
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