While Twitter is literally forcing advertisers to pay for Twitter Blue in order to continue using the platform for ads, Google seems to be championing the original purpose of verification stamps: to bring authority to brands and security to users. Starting this month, when you receive an email in Gmail, you may notice a small blue checkmark next to the sender's name. This checkmark indicates that their email address is legitimate and trustworthy. The lingering question is: will people place their trust in this new feature? Don't waste another moment and scroll down to kickstart your morning with The Beat!
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