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"though it's interestingly a verified account itself." So in the sake of transparency, they would be tracking themselves, right?
by JoachimS 10y ago
"though it's interestingly a verified account itself."
So in the sake of transparency, they would be tracking themselves, right?
- r721 10y agoIn theory :) But I didn't even know there could be effectively anonymous verified accounts like this one. I doubt this organization is officially registered in any sense, but it is verified by Twitter. Reading https://support.twitter.com/articles/20174631 https://support.twitter.com/articles/20174631 it seems it is sufficient to have "A verified phone number, a confirmed email address, a bio, a profile photo, a header photo, a website" and also "If the account is a corporation or company account, the name reflects the real name of the corporation or company", "The profile and/or header photo reflects the person, the corporation’s branding, or the company’s branding". Looks like "copy of your official government-issued photo identification" is not needed in organization case.