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Twitter Requests Government-Issued IDs for Paid Subscriber Verification
Twitter, also known as X, has been issuing a pop-up about the “ID verification” system to paid users, nudging them to sign up for it, which TechCrunch first noticed.
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Lilly said to be pulling Twitter ads after verification debacle
The Twitter Blue $8 verification service – Musk's first major policy move for Twitter – was suspended on Friday after a surge of controversial tweets by blue tick accounts mimicking a host of ...
PC Magazine26d
Political Ads Return to Twitter (If Anyone Actually Buys Them)
Twitter, also known as X, says the move builds on its 'commitment to free expression.' It comes four years after Jack Dorsey argued that 'political message reach should be earned, not bought.
Yahoo News24d
X, formerly Twitter, to allow paid political advertising again
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — Presidential candidates now have a new place to try to win over voters: social media site X, formerly known as Twitter. For the first time since 2019 the platform says it will ...
Tech.co5d
Does Elon Musk Really Want Everyone to Pay for Twitter/X?
Rumors have swirled that Elon Musk has plans to make all Twitter/X users pay for access to the system. Is it true or is has the controversial CEO been somewhat misquoted? Many believe that Musk ...
Gizmodo24d
Twitter Removes Its 'No Political Ads' Policy Ahead of the 2024 Election
Twitter, rebranded as X, is bringing political ads back to its platform for the first time since 2019, the company announced on Tuesday. The move comes ahead of the 2024 presidential election and ...
USA Today3d
Elon Musk wants me to pay to use troll-filled X? That'll be the nail in Twitter's coffin.
So Twitter-slayer Elon Musk is thinking about making all users pay to access the site now known, dumbly, as X. He said Monday he’s considering “a small monthly payment,” a move that will put ...
The Daily Dot20d
Twitter again verifies account with N-word in handle
Twitter, the platform now known as X, quietly suspended an account on Monday that it had verified, despite the user’s handle containing the N-word. The account, which also used a racist ...
MyBroadband7d
Twitter adds ID verification
X (formerly Twitter) now lets paid users verify their accounts using a government-issued ID to prevent impersonation on the platform, The Verge reports. The company may also ask you to present an ...
Yahoo26d
X/Twitter Will Accept Political Ads Again, Reversing Pre-Musk Ban
Elon Musk’s X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, will again begin accepting political advertising after a nearly four-year ban — with some caveats. In a blog post Tuesday, X said ...
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Twitter is being sued over withholding pay and firing a cofounder of an app it acquired for $36 million
An envelope. It indicates the ability to send an email. An curved arrow pointing right. Soon after Elon Musk became involved in the future of Twitter, it began forcing out high-ranking employees ...
PC Magazine26d
Political Ads Return to Twitter (If Anyone Actually Buys Them)
Twitter, also known as X, is re-opening the platform to US political ads, including messages promoting candidates for the upcoming US presidential election. Twitter mentioned the change in a ...

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