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Twitter plans to start removing legacy verification checkmarks starting April 1 and will charge organizations $1,000 USD per month for verification

T2 is an invite-only service led by two former Twitter employees, and says it will allow users to carry over their “legacy” Twitter verification to its site.

Users will be required to submit pictures of their government-issued ID, both front and back, along with a selfie to have their Twitter account authenticated

Nest has released an update to their smart home products that lets customers protect their accounts with two-step authentication.

The extra layer of security means that it is now more difficult to gain unauthorized access to an account.

Apple is introducing a revamped two-factor authentication system with the third betas of iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 El Capitan.