Elon Musk's warning! Parody account will be suspended, doing so will remove the blue tick
Elon Musk has been making some new announcements ever since he bought Twitter. Now Musk has made a big announcement regarding the suspension of Twitter accounts. He said that every account that would change its identity would be suspended. Now no further warning will be given regarding this.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is making new changes every day after buying the microblogging platform Twitter. Allen has started laying off employees around the world with the purchase of Twitter. Nearly half of the company's 7,500 employees have been fired. Allen, the world's richest man, made a big announcement on Monday related to the suspension of his Twitter account. He says that every account that will change its identity will be suspended. Now no further warning will be given regarding this. That account will be suspended immediately.
Elon Musk wrote in three consecutive tweets that every account that would change its identity would be suspended. If there is a parody account, it should be clearly written that it is a parody account. Otherwise, that account will be suspended. Using someone else's name or photo can harm your verified account.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk wrote in a tweet: We previously issued a warning prior to the suspension of accounts, but now that we are rolling out extensive verification. Now no warning will be issued and the account will be suspended directly. They have also made it clear that signing up on Twitter Blue will be recognized as a condition.
If any Twitter username changes, his blue tick will be removed temporarily. Let us tell you that many accounts have been suspended in the past, which belonged to someone else, who is working as a parody account.
Elon Musk has given a big blow to the users in the past, charging $ 8 i.e. 660 rupees per month. Twitter has started a blue tick service for iOS users in some countries by paying $ 8. At the same time, on firing Twitter employees, he clarified that he had no way left. The company is losing $4 million a day.
