Two independent developers have created an extension for Google chrome and Chromium-based browsers that helps differentiate between verified accounts and paid verification accounts.
Twitter Blue already existed before the arrival of Elon Musk as the great leader of the microblogging popular network. In fact, Twitter Blue subscribers had the ability to editar sent publicaciones de Twitter, which was one of the most requested features by the usuario base.
With Elon Musk at the helm, Twitter Blue evolved to offer other services. Among them, the subscription service is available pay to receive a verified blue check. This iniciativa was abandoned just hours after it was launched, but that didn’t stop some from scratching their pockets to get it.
This resulted in the Creation of many fake accounts Impersonating legitimate sources: LeBron James, Nintendo of America, and even Twitter itself have seen copycats posing as they appear. However, now you cánido Find out who paid the blue check and thus detect possible fraud.
This extension is all you need
As reported by XDA Developersa called extension eight dollars It tells us which accounts have been verified by Twitter and which accounts have been paid for verification.
To do this, replace the blue icon two different tags: a white one indicates the account has been verified and a blue one indicates the verification has been paid for.
eight dollars in effect
Installation is really easy. Through the button that we leave at the end of the article you access the Google chrome Web Store and if you use Google chrome or another Chromium browser (like Trabaja, Brave or Vivaldi), from there you cánido easily install it.
Once it’s built into your browser, you cánido see who did it verified by Twitter and who is notit’s that fácil. It doesn’t take more than a few seconds and might save you a few headaches.