Paid Users of X (formerly Twitter) Can Now Hide Their Checkmarks

X, formerly known as Twitter, now allows paid users to hide their verification checkmarks. The option to hide the checkmark will be available in the account settings under "Profile customization." This feature aims to help users benefit from subscription features without displaying their verified status. The company has not provided further details about where the checkmark might still be visible. X has been introducing various features and incentives, such as a 10,000-character limit for posts and ad revenue sharing, to encourage user engagement on the platform.