> The blue check is like the https padlock. People mistakenly think that it implies security, which it doesn't. It sure does. For instance, you cannot make a

> The blue check is like the https padlock. People mistakenly think that it implies security, which it doesn't. It sure does. For instance, you cannot make a secure request to a domain that is using a different name from the one in the TLS certificate it is serving, e.g. a domain like "gobble.com" serving a certificate issued for "google.com", will be seen as insecure. Same could have happened with the blue check. Now it is meaningless.