If you’ve been itching to secretly subscribe to Twitter Blue, you can now do exactly that. Twitter has started rolling out a new option for Blue subscribers that lets you hide the blue checkmark from ...

Twitter / X Blue subscribers can now hide that they’re paying and avoid the memes. Twitter / X Blue subscribers can now hide that they’re paying and avoid the memes. is a senior correspondent and ...

When you cancel your X Premium Subscription, you will lose the blue checkmark that appears on top of your profile pic in X. You won’t be able to edit tweets, bookmarks, and all the other exclusive ...

Twitter's rebranding to "X" is in full swing. Only a few days after announcing the X logo, Elon Musk plastered a new X sign on the Twitter office building that went down as fast as it went up, and ...

Twitter Blue subscribers are getting another exclusive feature added to their list, as X, formerly Twitter, now allows those who pay to download the videos they come across on the platform. It is ...

If you’re shelling out for X’s Twitter Blue, you can now download videos posted to the site, with certain restrictions. If you’re shelling out for X’s Twitter Blue, you can now download videos posted ...

When Elon Musk took over Twitter last year, one of the first changes the company made was to the Blue Check system. The Blue Check was originally put in place to correctly identify to users that ...

X, formerly Twitter, has rolled out a new feature for its premium users: the choice to hide the blue checkmark — yes, the one they pay to have next to their handle. An update was recently made to the ...

Twitter Blue may be getting gobbled up in the site-wide rebranding of X. Twitter is (or was) one of the biggest social media sites on the planet, cementing itself as one of the core apps that a lot of ...

Twitter’s subscription service has a new feature for users who don’t want the world to know they’re giving $8 a month to Elon Musk: hiding the checkmark. “As a subscriber, you can choose to hide your ...

Back in the day, Twitter was a strategic resource for me. It was a very valuable way to interact with my audiences, and I often had fascinating conversations. Readers corrected errors, answered ...