For the Twitter Blue subscription, only individuals retain the Blue Check while organizations that subscribed to the service will be given a yellow tick.
Meta Platforms have been spending billions of dollars to get its metaverse initiative on a very good footing, and this year marks one of the critical periods that will redefine the direction of the entire pursuits.
For the first year, Twitter will not keep anything apart from the processing fee for the feature, allowing creators to get all the money. Then, after 12 months, Twitter will charge fees similar to iOS and Android.
The Twitter-eToro stock-trading initiative is a milestone under Musk’s watch as the Tesla CEO strives to transform Twitter into a super-app.
The move comes as a surprise, considering that Musk was recently at the forefront of another movement that raised concerns about the development of AI.
Reportedly, two of the top Dogecoin whales reduced their holdings by $1.4 billion during the three days the DOGE image appeared on the Twitter web.
Meta intends to bring together its teams working on generative AI across the company into one group to build “delightful experiences around this technology” into all of its different products.
Elon Musk’s recent move to replace the Twitter logo with a “Doge” meme resulted in a massive boost in DOGE social volumes. Traders hint at a possible price retracement ahead.
Amid a recent Elon Musk-induced Dogecoin frenzy, a class action lawsuit also accuses the billionaire of owning a secret DOGE wallet.
Musk had previously promised to change Twitter’s logo to a Dogecoin-themed image in a conversation with the WallStreetBets chairman.
The Twitter community has taken it up to express their stances on the new rule by Elon Musk, noting that giving more power to only verified users could be dangerous.
In addition to the news that only tweets from verified users will appear in the For You tab, the Twitter boss also declared that unverified users would no longer be able to vote in polls.
As per court filing, Twitter has issued a subpoena and asked GitHub to disclose “name(s), address(es), telephone number(s), email address(es), social media profile data, and IP address(es)” linked to the handle behind the source code theft.
On Thursday, TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew appeared before US Congress to address several pertinent issues, including user data protection.
Earlier last year, the Avalanche Foundation and Op3n announced a $100 million initiative for Web 3.0 developers to build projects on the Avalanche network.