Taking to Twitter,
Live video now works reasonably well. Just tap the button that looks like a camera when you post: pic.twitter.com/ILQEQFmY5RHe also tested a live option and shared a hilarious video featuring himself and his teammates.
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 4, 2023
https://t.co/4YeQWPz1XwHe also flaunted his dumbbell and weight-lifting skills.
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 4, 2023
On Thursday, X CEO introduced a new feature to hide the Blue tick.
According to the Help page of the micro-blogging site, one of the features reads, "Hide your checkmark: As a subscriber, you can choose to hide your checkmark on your account. The check mark will be hidden on your profile and posts. The checkmark may still appear in some places and some features could still reveal you have an active subscription. Some features may not be available while your checkmark is hidden. We will continue to evolve this feature to make it better for you."
As per the Mashable website report, for subscribers to
Twitter first introduced the blue check mark system in 2009 to help users identify celebrities, politicians, companies, brands, news organizations and other accounts "of public interest" as genuine and not impostors or parody accounts. The company didn't previously charge for verification.
Musk launched Twitter Blue with the check-mark badge as one of the premium perks within two weeks of the company's takeover last year.
On April 1, Twitter removed blue ticks from verified accounts, following the implementation of paid subscription service which charges USD 8 for a blue verification badge on the microblogging site. (ANI)