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Musk stripping blue verification checks from Twitter users who don't pay.
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Digital skills training for seniors rolls out across New Zealand
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Twitter celebs balk at paying Elon Musk for blue check mark
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Twitter to charge firms US$1000/month to keep verification ticks
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Twitter's source code leaked online
The social media giant filed legal documents to get the code taken down.
Twitter disabling security precaution stopping hackers hijack your account
Twitter makes the controversial move to drop log-on authentication via text message.
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