The Future of Twitter's Blue Verification System in Question
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Engadget
Twitter has not yet started winding down its legacy verified program, as unverifying users is a manual process. Around 10,000 top-followed sites will retain their legacy checkmarks, even if they don't subscribe to Twitter Blue. Twitter Blue will cost $1,000 per month for organizations, plus an additional $50 per month for individual affiliates in the US. Twitter is displaying the same status for both legacy verified and Twitter Blue subscribers, making it difficult to tell them apart.