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  • Hillary Clinton loses her Twitter verification badge

    Hillary Clinton loses her Twitter verification badge

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    Hillary Clinton’s Twitter verification badge has been removed, with no official statement from Twitter or Clinton on the matter. The move comes after the rollout of Twitter’s paid verification system, which has sparked controversy among users of the platform.

    Twitter’s verification badge is a coveted symbol of credibility and authenticity on the platform. It is meant to identify accounts belonging to public figures, journalists, and other notable individuals. However, Twitter has faced criticism for its inconsistent and opaque verification process in the past.

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    To address this, Twitter recently introduced a paid verification system, which allows users to apply for a verification badge for a fee. However, this move has been met with skepticism by some, who believe that it will only exacerbate existing inequalities on the platform.

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    Amid the controversy, the verification badge of Hillary Clinton, a former First Lady, Secretary of State, and presidential candidate, was removed. Clinton’s account has been verified since 2015, indicating that Twitter had confirmed her identity and the authenticity of her account.

    The reason for the removal of Clinton’s verification badge remains unknown, leading to speculation among Twitter users about the motives behind the move.

    The news of Hillary Clinton’s verification badge being removed on Twitter quickly spread, generating mixed responses from users of the platform.

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  • New York Times loses Twitter Blue badge, receives Koo’s invite

    New York Times loses Twitter Blue badge, receives Koo’s invite

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    New Delhi: Elon Musk-run Twitter on Sunday removed the Blue badge of The New York Times, barely a week after he announced a new policy for keeping verification badges.

    On the other hand, Aprameya Radhakrishna, CEO and Co-founder of Koo, has invited leading US newspaper and all other news organisations around the world to join the platform.

    “Inviting @nytimes and all other news organisations around the world to join Koo where there is no price for your voice. Koo provides free lifetime verification for all notable personalities and organisations. Fake news is a menace around the world,” he tweeted.

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    Moreover, commenting on the removal of The New York Times‘ Blue Badge, Musk tweeted: “The real tragedy of @NYTimes is that their propaganda isn’t even interesting”.

    “Also, their feed is the Twitter equivalent of diarrhoea. It’s unreadable. They would have far more real followers if they only posted their top articles. Same applies to all publications,” he added.

    Twitter’s ‘Verification for Organisations’ service is now available globally.

    The platform last month tweeted from its ‘Twitter Verified’ account: “Verified Organisations are available globally. We are now sending email invitations to approved organisations from the waitlist.”

    The company also announced to remove all legacy Blue verified checkmarks for both individual users and organisations from April 1.

    Twitter Blue is now available globally and users can get Blue Verified for $7 a month if they sign up via a web browser.



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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )