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Image: Twitter Ah, Twitter. What can I say about the social media platform these days? From massive data leaks to banning third-party clients, it’s a place where chaos thrives. Well, Twitter has added something else to the roster now. The company recently announced that it’ll start removing “legacy verified checkmarks” on April 1st, the biggest

In a tweet by Twitter Verified, the social media giant confirmed that it would start taking down its legacy blue tick following 1st April 2023. Recently accounts with the legacy Blue tick have been seeing a pop-up reading, “This is a legacy verified account. It may or may not be notable.” In a few months

You no longer have to wonder whether or not the revived Twitter Blue subscription is available in your country. Twitter has confirmed that Blue is now available worldwide. Pay $8 per month ($11 if you sign up through the iOS app) and you'll get the no-longer-that-special blue checkmark as well as 4,000-character tweets, higher ranking

Elon Musk, the peripatetic billionaire entrepreneur and new owner of Twitter, is well-known for his outspokenness. His tweets have been known to influence stock prices and cryptocurrency markets. Recently, Musk expressed his belief Twitter could become the largest financial institution in the world. The Potential of Twitter as a Financial Institution In a live-streamed, hour-long

Hilarious Twitter reactions to Vitalik’s altcoin dumping spree Dorian Batycka · 17 hours ago · 2 min read After the Ethereum co-founder dumped over $700,000 worth of Mops, Cult and Shik, Twitter reactions have been streaming in. 2 min readUpdated: March 7, 2023 at 8:45 pm Cover art/illustration via CryptoSlateAd The cryptocurrency market is known

Image: Twitter Is Twitter finally hitting the breaking point? Twitter users reported that Twitter’s incoming and outgoing API started failing on Monday morning, breaking many of the site’s core features. The API outage appeared to prevent Tweetdeck from working, as well as even blocking access to the Twitter home page for some people (including PCWorld

Links and images were completely busted on Twitter for a spell on Monday across the company's website and mobile apps. Clicking on a link brought up an error message that read "Your current API plan does not include access to this endpoint, please see https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api for more information." As it happens, that link was broken

The social network says things should be working as normal now after an API change led to "unintended consequences." Carrie Mihalcik Senior Editor / News Carrie is a Senior Editor at CNET focused on breaking and trending news. She's been reporting and editing for more than a decade, including at the National Journal and CurrentTV.