Twitter said it would bring an “Official” label. It appears this second label to verify already-verified accounts is rolling out.
If anyone can be verified on Twitter, what does the blue checkmark stands for? With that in mind, the company announced it would bring an “Official” label to select accounts. As of now, it appears this second label to verify already-verified accounts is slowly rolling out to publishers, big tech companies, and more.
Twitter’s Esther Crawford announced yesterday that users would be able to “distinguish between Twitter Blue subscribers with blue checkmarks and accounts that are verified as official” thanks to a new “Official” label.
According to her, “not all previously verified accounts will get the ‘Official’ label,” and it won’t be available for purchase.
