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,

To avoid violating X's Authenticity policy, users can now add a 'Parody' label to the fake accounts they create.

X says it is creating a new profile label to signify accounts that are parodies of a person or entity. The company says it “designed these labels to increase transparency and to ensure that users are not deceived into thinking such accounts belong to the entity being parodied.”

The social media platform X says it will now label parody or satire profiles to distinguish these accounts and boost transparency on the platform. The new labels will be attached to both parody profiles and their posts,

"We designed these labels to increase transparency and to ensure that users are not deceived into thinking such accounts belong to the entity being parodied. Parody labels will be

X is trying to clamp down on impersonation on the platform with a new label for parody accounts. But the label isn't mandatory yet, which could make it largely toothless.

X (formerly Twitter) recently launched a new feature to enhance transparency and prevent impersonation. The platform also introduced labels for parody or satire

X will start adding parody labels to accounts and posts as the company tries to add some form of transparency to the platform.

Currently, it's up to users to label their accounts as parodies. They can do so by heading over to Settings and Privacy > Your account > Account information and selecting the "Parody, commentary and fan account" option.

Elon Musk’s X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, is introducing profile labels to clearly identify parody, commentary, and fan accounts. This move aims to reduce misinformation and confusion,