@Simon_Hypixel@slikey
I saw this reddit post and thought it was sort of weird.
Will there be a way for the original owners of a username to keep ownership of their names if a random youtuber decides they like it?
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@reeseer1 @depthsofwiki Imagine all the military and police technology advancements that would be made if they had to combat this kind of threat on the average American school day
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@C418 Yeah, the one I would think you would be most concerned about is the early stages of ai generated audio/music. I think that the technology is cool to play with, but will be hated if people inevitably use it at a large scale to make money
@elonmusk Maybe have an advanced view tab that lets people toggle things like follower count next to usernames, or even bring back the "official" tag under accounts. It would be off by default, but if there is ever an issue where people abuse check marks or just need to see officials...
@j_hatala @ConnorEatsPants@tedcruz Theoretically, the @premiumbusiness account will not be involved in this new thing, so its follow list might already be a database
@C418 Also, if a celebrity dies or quits twitter, they are no longer verified. Verification will quickly lose all of its meaning, hopefully they at least have a process to verify someone rather than just spending $8 (less if you spoof location)