The blue tick symbol used to identify the official accounts of celebrities and public figures has been a mainstay on the social media platform of Twitter and Baltimore Ravens quarterback is among the names to have spoken out.
However this week any 'legacy verified' accounts have had their check mark removed after Twitter new CEO Elon Musk move to inject some life into the platform's revenue by promoting Twitter Blue - a subscription fee which would allow those who lost the verified icon to regain it by paying between $8 and $11 per month.
It's prompted plenty of names to have their say, with those who have used the app for some time scoffing at the notion of purchasing the premium service, including Jackson.
