Twitter's rebranding to "X" is in full swing. Only a few days after announcing the X logo, Elon Musk plastered a new X sign on the Twitter office building that went down as fast as it went up, and ...

Social media company X, formerly Twitter, now lets paid users hide their verification checkmarks. The Elon Musk-owned company introduced paid verification last year with the Twitter Blue relaunch. The ...

Twitter / X Blue subscribers can now hide that they’re paying and avoid the memes. Twitter / X Blue subscribers can now hide that they’re paying and avoid the memes. is a senior editor and author of ...

Users on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, can now hide the once sought-after blue checkmarks signaling their verified status. In an update to its help center, X says subscribers ...

Anyone active on X (formerly Twitter) since its acquisition by Elon Musk in late 2022 knows that hate speech, misinformation and extremism is rampant on the platform. At this point, such toxic content ...

NBC News reported that subscribers can “choose to hide your checkmark on your account.” If the mark is hidden, it will be gone from a user’s profile and posts but will remain in some places. Also, if ...

Twitter users with the prized checkmark once proudly displayed that blue badge as a sign that they were verified and somehow more special than mere mortal tweeters. But now the checkmark apparently ...

X, formerly Twitter, has rolled out a new feature for its premium users: the choice to hide the blue checkmark — yes, the one they pay to have next to their handle. An update was recently made to the ...

Subscribers who pay for Twitter Blue—soon to be rebranded as X Blue—now have the option to hide their blue checkmarks, which have been touted as one of the most prominent benefits of the $8-per-month ...