Twitter Blue Tick Gone? Here's How To Get Verified On The Platform In 2023
Getting your Twitter profile verified used to be crucial for your profile's legitimacy. The verification programme, however, hasn't always been accessible. Twitter began verifying in 2009, but stopped doing so in 2017. In 2021, they started distributing the blue checkmark once more, but once Elon Musk acquired Twitter, everything changed.
Despite Twitter's new "pay to play" verification policy, there are certain norms you have to follow to get the blue tick. Wandering to know the norms? Let's dig in.
Subscription Of Twitter Blue
Profile Display Name And Display Photo
Account Must Be Active For The Last 30 Days
Account Must Be Older Than 90 Days
Non-Deceptive Account
You must not have recently changed your profile picture, display name, or handle, per Twitter's request. If they determine that an account is misleading or deceptive on Twitter, they will not allow it to be verified. They will also look for indications that the account is manipulating the network or sending spam.