Twitter boss Elon Musk has announced a shake-up of the social media platform's paid Twitter Blue feature. From 15 April only verified subscribers will have posts recommended to other users and be allowed to vote in polls.

Elon Musk announces Twitter blue tick shake-up

A new financial scam has been unearthed on Twitter which once again shows the downside of distributing the blue checkmark to anyone who wants to pay for the service. Users are being targetted by crooks impersonating banks or banking officials, according to a report.

New Twitter scam stealing bank passwords: What to look out for

Shareholders have alleged in the proposed class-action lawsuit that Tesla defrauded them over four years with false and misleading statements that concealed how its technologies – suspected as a possible cause of multiple fatal crashes – “created a serious risk of accident and injury”.

Tesla Troubles: Overpromised and undelivered

Twitter users were left baffled as to why they were unable to post to the social media platform , after a bug linked to limitations on user activity emerged. Users began reporting that they were receiving 'rate limit exceeded' messages when trying to Tweet, meaning that they had went above and beyond the number of posts or accounts followed within a strict time frame.

Twitter users receive false alert 'over 2400 daily limit'

Twitter owner Elon Musk recently tweeted that a higher-priced subscription to the social media platform will not carry advertisements. The billionaire also said that ads are "too frequent on Twitter and too big," and that steps will be taken to address those issues in the coming weeks.

Elon Musk reveals next Twitter update, says higher priced Twitter subscription won't carry Ads

Tesla CEO Elon Musk appeared in a San Francisco federal court to defend tweets he posted to his tens of millions of followers in August 2018. The tweets said he had “funding secured” to take his electric vehicle company private for $420 per share, and that “investor support” for such a deal was “confirmed.”

Elon Musk testifies in federal court over Tesla tweet, investors claim tweet costs them in millions

Six weeks after Elon Musk told Twitter employees that there would be no further cuts, the latest media reports show the social media giant plans to fire 50 employees from its Product Division in the coming weeks taking the firm's head count to below 2,000 now.

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