Author: Nick Statt
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Twitter’s revamped verification process is launching on January 20th, 2021, bringing back the ability to request a blue checkmark after Twitter pressed pause on the formal application process for more than three years. The new policy was refined with input from tens of thousands of user responses after Twitter confirmed in November it would be relaunching verification.
Some of the new changes include more lax profile information requirements to be eligible for verification, more granular and defined categories for verification badges, and new guidelines around when a verified account may lose its blue checkmark if inactive or if found in violation of Twitter’s policies.
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Twitter’s revamped verification process is launching on January 20th, 2021, bringing back the ability to request a blue checkmark after Twitter pressed pause on the formal application process for more than three years. The new policy was refined with input from tens of thousands of user responses after Twitter confirmed in November it would be relaunching verification.
Some of the new changes include more lax profile information requirements to be eligible for verification, more granular and defined categories for verification badges, and new guidelines around when a verified account may lose its blue checkmark if inactive or if found in violation of Twitter’s policies.
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