"Your specific point on democratised verification already done btw," added the Koo CEO. He was referencing to Koo's recent announcement regarding voluntary self-verification for all users.
This is not the first time that Aprameya Radhakrishna has approached Elon Musk, requesting him to work with Koo. In March, Radhakrishna made a similar request to the SpaceX CEO.
Responding to a poll posted by Musk about Twitter adhering to its principle of free speech, Radhakrishna wrote, "Hey Elon! Try us out Koo. We're a decentralised approach to microblogging where we are giving a voice to the larger non-English audience of the world and allow for the nuances of every country's laws."
Last Tuesday, Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal had announced that Musk had been appointed to the micro-blogging platform's board. The announcement came a day after SpaceX founder Elon Musk disclosed that he had bought a 9.2 per cent stake in Twitter.
However, this morning, Agrawal posted that Musk had decided not to join Twitter's board.
Meanwhile, on April 6, Koo launched a voluntary self-verification feature for obtaining a green tick on the user's profile. Users who are keen to authenticate their identity, can self-verify their profile using their Government-approved ID card in 30 seconds. Before this, Koo was only accepting Aadhar card for self-verification.
To verify the account, the user will have to enter the Government-ID number, enter the OTP they will receive on the registered mobile number, and on successful authentication, a green tick on the profile will appear.
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