Numerous Twitter users have seized the moment to create fake celebrity accounts after the social media platform introduced a new verification system following the takeover by tech billionaire Elon Musk. Previously, celebrities, politicians, journalists and other public figures were required to provide proof of identification before receiving the blue-tick verification badge. Under the new model, all customers who subscribe for $8 a month will be given verified accounts. Musk has argued that authentication through payment services and the app platforms of Apple and Google was sufficient, so tha…