A view of a lap top and monitors showing the Twitter signing in page displaying the new logo, in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, July 24, 2023. Elon Musk has unveiled a new black and white "X" logo to ...

Palin uses her "verified account"--Twitter's term for differentiating real from fake--to steadily promote herself, her book and the GOP, and West's recent decision to "have a f---ing Twitter" got ...

Media Twitter users mock new list of 'dehumanizing' labels to avoid: 'The AP is run by children' The Associated Press Stylebook said terms such as 'the French' are potentially dehumanizing ...

So how do you know if the person or organization you're following (or chatting with) on Twitter is legit or fake? Fortunately, there are some easy ways to tell if they're the real deal.

Twitter Users Mock “Ridiculous” New X Name. Twitter is apparently changing its name to X, but most users aren’t sold. By Marc Deschamps. July 24, 2023, 4:27pm.

The fake ‘Disney Junior UK’ account has since been taken offline, but not before promoting that South Park will get a slot on the kid-friendly network.

How to identify fake Twitter accounts amid flood of impostors. The platform offers many hints and one surefire way to suss out impersonators. 1:26. By Max Zahn. November 14, 2022, 12:37 PM.

Vanessa Mock is based in Brussels, the European Union's headquarters, and reports for The Wall Street Journal on energy, climate change and other European affairs.

The Disney Junior U.K. network ceased operating in Oct. 2020, with its corresponding Twitter account shut down at the same time. Gold verification badges cost $1,000 per month, although the social ...

Want to speak with author and activist Janet Mock? Join ESSENCE Books Editor Patrik Henry Bass for a live Twitter chat with Janet on Wednesday, February 5 at 7pm ET to discuss REDEFINING REALNESS ...

Twitter, which has rebranded as X, suspended and eventually removed the Erica Marsh account following reports last month that it was a fake. But the face behind the account is real— and belongs ...

Threat actors are hacking verified Twitter accounts to send fake but well-written suspension messages that attempt to steal other verified users' credentials.