- Twitter says it will start removing blue ticks from users who do not pay for them on April 1.
- These 'legacy' check marks appear on accounts where the owner had proven their identity prior to Elon Musk's takeover of the platform in October.
- A few months later, Musk launched Twitter Blue - a subscription service that gives users the same stamp of verification in exchange for a monthly payment of £11 in the UK and $11 in the US.
