Raygun’s and Cheetolini’s fave players in Afghanistan are on the march in the “Town Square” which Musk owns. Sell those $8.00 checkmarks, Ewon, and maybe soon your remaining Twitter employees might see clean bathrooms and not have to bring toilet paper from home.
The Taliban have started using Twitter’s paid-for verification feature, meaning some now have blue ticks on their accounts.
Previously, the blue tick indicated “active, notable, and authentic accounts of public interest” verified by Twitter, and could not be purchased.
But now, users can buy them through the new Twitter Blue service.