Actor Jason Alexander is completed with Twitter. Nearly.
On Tuesday, the “Seinfeld” star revealed he’d be quitting the social media platform as quickly because the blue test mark that verifies his identification is eliminated.
Twitter’s billionaire proprietor Elon Musk has stated the test marks, which have been obtainable free of charge, will disappear from beforehand verified accounts on Saturday. Individuals can purchase them again for as much as $11 a month.
However Alexander isn’t biting.
“Associates, there are greater points on the earth than the blue verified test subsequent to my title on this account,” wrote Alexander, aka George Costanza within the hit sitcom.
“However with out it, anybody can allege to be me. So, if I lose that test know I'll depart this platform,” he defined to his 732,000 followers. “Anybody showing with it = an imposter.”
“I inform you this whereas I’m nonetheless official,” added Alexander, the most recent superstar to sentence the premium service that critics predict will enable extra impersonation on the social media platform.
Monica Lewinsky over the weekend shared a screenshot of her impersonators on the platform and requested: “What universe is that this honest to individuals who can endure penalties for being impersonated? a lie travels half approach world wide earlier than reality even will get out the door.”
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