Twitter has removed the verification check mark from The New York Times' main account. The removal comes as many users brace for the loss of their check marks after Musk set a deadline for verified users to buy a premium subscription to keep them.
The Associated Press, which has said it also will not pay for the check marks, still had them on its accounts at midday Sunday.The costs of keeping the check marks ranges from $8 a month for individual web users to a starting price of $1,000 monthly to verify an organization, plus $50 monthly for each affiliate or employee account.
“If you see impersonations that you believe violate Twitter’s stated impersonation policies, alert Twitter using Twitter’s public impersonation portal,” said the staff memo from White House official Rob Flaherty.
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