Twitter in verified badge ads spat

According to Digital Trends, Twitter has removed its verification badge, due to the organisation no longer advertising with Twitter. Although Twitter has said in responses to users that it “currently verifies government accounts, accounts at risk of identity confusion or impersonation and a select number of business accounts for alpha testing,” it responded to a Digital Trends support request as follows:

“Verification is something we offer our active advertisers meeting the $5K/month minimum spend associated with our Platform Partnership. […] If you were to re-visit Promoted Products further down the road and were able to meet that $5K/month minimum, this verification would be reinstated.”

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