The phrase "account verification" is correct and can be used in written English, usually in the context of confirming a user's identity or access to an account.
For example, "We require account verification before granting access to the system."
Another hacker caused Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" to replace the app's normal notification sound, a voice — specifically, Arbel's voice — saying, "Yo!" There is no way to delete your account through the app — and there is no Twitter-style account verification, so a Canadian accountant has been Yo-ing people from the ELONMUSK handle.
Only people who have built up a large base of subscribers — at least in the range of 20,000, Ms. Chin said — will be granted the new account verification and pseudonym privileges.
The product team tied withdrawal limits to account verification levels so only users "known" to us could make large withdrawals.
CEO Justin Lie said he now wants to use CashShield's technology for social media account verification as well.
Or you may be prompted to remove your account for older devices, or set up additional account verification methods.
When reached for comment, Twitter pointed reporters to its policies around account verification which explain the badge is awarded if an account is "of public interest".
Last November, Twitter paused its account verifications as it tried to figure out a way to address confusion around what it means to be verified.
Twitter today announced it's pausing all account verifications – the process that gives public figures on Twitter a blue checkmark next to their names – while it tries to resolve "confusion" around what it means to be verified, the company says.
Brian Melter, the company's manager for e-commerce, said bank-account verification would be "almost instantaneous" now that the new electronic signature law is in effect, overcoming an obstacle to same-day purchases.
For example, in March 2006 the International Organization for Standardization ISOO) developed standard 14064 on greenhouse gas accounting, verification, validation, and accreditation of standard-setting bodies.
A. Although Google does send text messages to your registered mobile number for security purposes (like account-verification codes) when you log in from new devices, messages that ask you to text or call back are fraudulent.
