In 2017, Twitter suspended its blue checkmark verification program for Twitter profiles because, according to Hootsuite.com, "a scandal that involved a white supremacist’s account getting the badge."
Twitter has relaunched the program with some tweaks.
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| A Twitter profile with the blue checkmark. |
Twitter says on its website, "The blue Verified badge on Twitter lets people know that an account of public interest is authentic. To receive the blue badge, your account must be authentic, notable, and active."
You can apply for your profile to receive the blue checkmark verification. Click here to read more to see if you're eligible according to Twitter.
Want to get verified? Here is a blog post by Hootsuite that explains that process.
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