Twitter moving forward with plans to remove thousands of legacy verification check marks ...Middle East

Twitter is moving forward with its plans to remove thousands of legacy verification check marks on the platform more than two weeks after it was initially set to take place. Twitter tweeted Wednesday that the platform will remove legacy verification check marks on Thursday, which will largely affect the accounts of public figures, celebrities and journalists who have verification badges. Twitter CEO Elon Musk initially said the platform would start removing legacy verification check marks on April 1, but the only prominent account to lose its badge was The New York Times, which Musk called "unreadable" at the time. Twitter's push to remove legacy check marks comes as the platfor

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