Gold, Grey and Blue check marks coming to Twitter next week
The chaos continues at Twitter, with previously banned accounts receiving amnesty from Elon Musk.
This after Musk replied to a query on Twitter earlier today confirming that its new verified system is currently earmarked to roll out next week Friday – 2nd December 2022. There has been much discourse over accounts being able to mimic or parody real people, which is part of the reason why Musk decided to nix the aforementioned first attempt, but now he believes different colour check marks should solve this problem.
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