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More social media platforms are charging for verification as a way to cut down on social media bots.

Social media expert Kris Ruby explains Twitters push towards widespread verification in the age of Artificial Intelligence.

Twitter is set to begin removing check marks and reserve the blue check marks for paying customers.

Social media expert Kris Ruby joined New York Living to explain what this means for users and how they should prepare.

According to social media expert Kris Ruby of Ruby Media Group, social media verification is part of a larger push for data collection and entity mapping.

More social media platforms are charging a monthly fee for verification. Is it really worth paying for verification? Social media consultant Kris Ruby says no.

During the pandemic, dating apps quietly rolled out biometric verification (mass surveillance) without anyone noticing. Now, Twitter is doing the same.

Consumers are handing over their biometric data to dating app companies to get “verified,” despite the fact that they can easily still get dates without getting verified.

Verification is not solving the bot problem. It solves a biometric data collection problem.

Ruby: “Verification is a ploy to collect biometric data.”

In the segment, Ruby raised the following concerns:

What are the privacy risks of biometric data collection and verification?

Can your biometric data be sold to a third-party if X is acquired?

“If Elon Musk moves forward with biometric data collection - he should choose a company in The United States.”

The Rise of Biometric Verification on Social Media

The increasing use of biometric data for user verification on social media platforms to combat AI bots, emphasizing the importance of proving personhood in digital interactions.

New X Privacy Policy and Terms of Service go into Effect November 15, 2024:

RUBY: More questions than answers…
 
Social Media Expert Kris Ruby, Founder of Ruby Media Group, shares her concerns:
 
🚨Unauthorized access of Biometric Data
 
Biometric data is used for identity verification, but it can also be used against you. Users have the right to know how their biometric data will be used and how long it will be stored for. Consumers should be concerned about the prospect of biometric hacking – unauthorized access of biometric data – not only on X, but on every major social media platform. 
 
 
🚨Do Not Train
 
Musk’s push to get journalists to publish on X is directly at odds with the new AI clause. Musk states that it is “just public data,” but the data is the body of work a journalist publishes, which can include copyrighted material. Journalists need the ability to opt out of having their work scraped for AI training data.
 

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