No longer possible to hide the blue badge of shame on X [U]

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By Ben LovejoyApr 12, 2024, 6:40 am323 pts
Ah, the saga of X’s blue checkmarks! Originally a sign that someone was who they claimed to be, and later sold so that cryptocurrency scammers could see their posts boosted, the company is now coming full circle with some journalists. Update: After a number of journalist accounts got unwanted blue checkmarks,…

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