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Twitter reacts to Elon Musk getting rid of legacy blue checks: ‘Oh thank god i am free’

To keep their verification, Twitter users will have to subscribe to Twitter Blue

The Independent UK · Apr 20, 2023

Twitter removes Legacy Blue Checks and sparks anger, confusion, ennui

Twitter and Elon Musk carry out the promise to remove all verified Blue check for those who refuse to pay.

TechRadar · Apr 20, 2023

Twitter begins removing legacy blue ticks as Elon Musk pushes for users to pay

LEGACY blue ticks have started being removed from Twitter as the social media site continues its push to drive more people towards signing up for…

The National (Scotland) · Apr 20, 2023

Twitter begins removing blue checks from users who don't pay

This time it’s for real

The Independent UK · Apr 20, 2023

A running list of athletes and sports figures who still have Twitter blue checks after the latest purge

Which athletes still have a blue check on Twitter?

USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 20, 2023

Twitter finally removes legacy blue ticks almost three weeks after plan first announced

Owner Elon Musk had said legacy verified Twitter users would see the verification mark taken away on April 1 unless they signed up to Twitter Blue

Wales Online · Apr 20, 2023

Dark and Darker may be the punk hero of PC gaming this year

It's been kicked off Steam and released an official torrent all to "win back the hearts of gamers."

PC Gamer · Apr 20, 2023

Netflix's Cleopatra slammed and becomes one of most DISLIKED trailers leaving fans fuming

Social media users are up in arms over Netflix's new docudrama African Queens: Queen Cleopatra, with many claiming the new series is trying to 'rewrite history'

Daily Mirror · Apr 20, 2023

‘Lawsuit time’: Elon Musk explodes after Microsoft’s Twitter ad snub

Musk appeared to accuse Microsoft and OpenAI of “illegally” training A.I. models on Twitter data.

Fortune · Apr 20, 2023

Your favorite free iPhone Reddit app might be about to disappear - here's why

Reddit is about to start charging for access to its API which means apps might have to charge you money to use them.

iMore · Apr 20, 2023