X said today that it will now label parody or satire profiles to differentiate them from other accounts. In the past, users, including news presenters, have mistaken posts from parody accounts as ...

Social media posts have been re-sharing screen grabs of posts from the X account “@LiangWenfeng_,” which displays, opens new tab the DeepSeek logo and describes itself as a “parody account”.

The social media site’s official Safety account has shared a post announcing that labels for parody accounts will ... Zuckerberg announced the news in a recent video, saying that the move ...

A Jan. 17 post shared by a parody account for biotech entrepreneur and former Republican presidential candidate Vivek ...

De'Aaron Fox's trade to the Spurs was initially reported by a parody account on X (formerly Twitter) and later confirmed by ...

X, previously known as Twitter, has introduced new labels for parody or satire accounts. These labels were initially launched last year to help users identify different account types. The latest ...

X (formerly Twitter) has tons of parody and fan accounts with blue ticks. Those accounts often mimic the profile of public figures from sports, politics, and the entertainment industry.