Elon Musk's X has stirred confusion as some users woke up to free blue ticks on Thursday (Apr 4) morning. For those living under a rock, X, formerly Twitter, for years, used to offer blue tick verification badges to prominent accounts, including those of celebrities, politicians, journalists, and other influential people.

Back from the dead: Elon Musk's X sparks confusion with surprise return of free blue ticks

Elon Musk’s Twitter finally did what it had decided to do over two weeks ago; remove its blue checks from verified accounts. This has left many confused over which accounts of celebrities, lawmakers, and so on, are real and which are not.

Explained | Twitter yanks blue ticks but there's still a way to see if an account is real

Twitter has revoked the paid-for verification feature of Taliban officials, hours after several users raised concerns about it on the micro-blogging site. Two prominent officials and four supporters got their accounts verified using a bluetick subscription, according to BBC.

Elon Musk's Twitter removes paid verification feature of Taliban after outrage

Twitter has spoken and Elon Musk has announced that he will give people what they want. After a landslide of Twitter users voted yes to Musk's question regarding the reinstatement of suspended accounts, the billionaire has announced "amnesty" for the users in question.

'Vox Populi, Vox Dei': Elon Musk announces reinstatement of suspended Twitter accounts

A top US Republican senator has asked Twitter's new owner Elon Musk to conduct a threat assessment at the social media platform in order to better protect US user data.

Senior US senator asks Musk to do risk assessment of Twitter over privacy threats

In a much-debated move, Twitter's new owner recently reinstated the account of controversial figure former US president Donald Trump, now Elon Musk is asking his followers if the social media platform should offer a "general amnesty" to other suspended accounts.

Elon Musk's latest poll comes with an offer of 'general amnesty' for suspended accounts

As the new Chief Twit Elon Musk welcomed back to Twitter the formerly banned Donald Trump and Ye a.k.a., Kanye West, a coalition of civil rights activists on Monday urged advertisers to issue statements about pulling their ads off the social media platform.

Activists ramp up pressure on Twitter advertisers, say Musk 'was lying from the beginning'

After laying off 50 per cent of staff, $8 for verification and more, Elon Musk said that Twitter will soon make it possible for organisations and businesses to identify accounts associated with them.

'Rolling out soon': Twitter will enable organisations to identify their associated accounts, says Musk

The rollercoaster ride that is Elon Musk's Twitter is on another low with the much-awaited, paid subscription of the so-called "Twitter blue" subscription stopped, however, the billionaire has now revealed that the service will probably come back by the "end of next week.

Elon Musk reveals Twitter blue-tick will probably come back by the 'end of next week'

Just days after taking over Twitter as the "Chief Twit", Elon Musk has been openly pondering on how to bring in money. The company has already made certain moves, like laying off half of its global workforce and starting to charge $8 per month for the once-free blue tick verification.

Twitter users may soon have to pay more than just $8 as Musk deliberates putting platform behind paywall

As Twitter takes up more and more of Elon Musk's attention, concerned Tesla Inc. shareholders sold their shares, bringing the billionaire's net worth below $200 billion.

Elon Musk's net worth falls below $200bn; Investors dump Tesla shares as he becomes ‘more focused on Twitter'

Twitter as we know and love is gone. The social media platform which in the past was pretty famous for its trolls and parody accounts has now taken a hard stance against people "impersonating" its new owner Elon Musk.

Millions of followers, blue-tick go down the drain as Twitter suspends accounts for impersonating Elon Musk

Just two days after laying off almost 50 per cent of its staff, Elon Musk's Twitter Inc has now apparently reached out to dozens of the fired people asking them to return to jobs, reports Bloomberg.

Elon Musk's Twitter calls back some of the fired employees, says they got laid off 'by mistake'

With its first significant update to the social media network, Twitter formally released an update of its app on the Apple App Store on Saturday. The newly released update offers users the highly coveted blue check verification mark for $8.

Twitter's new iOS update lets users get the blue verification mark 'just like the celebrities' for $7.99

After reports emerged that the new Elon Musk-led regime at Twitter will charge verified users $20 per month to keep or even obtain the blue tick, the overall reaction from those who possess the badge has been negative.

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