Meta announces a new subscription inspired by Twitter Blue called “Meta Verified”. Users who want to subscribe can verify their identity for free with official coin and pay $11.99 per month (via OUR web) or $14.99 per month (Play Store, App Store). Like Twitter Blue, Meta Verified gives you access to a number of benefits, including “Facebook is free and always will be” verification: for subscribers of the beginning of the network social, in the last statement of Mark Zuckerberg, of course, there is some irony. Faced with falling advertising revenue and the group’s strategic wanderings in virtual reality, Facebook is now looking to diversify its revenues. Even if it means users have to pay directly to access more advanced features. As a result, Meta is following in the footsteps of Twitter with a Meta Verified subscription. According to the firm, it’s “a subscription-based service that lets you verify your account with government-issued ID, get a blue badge, and protection enhanced account theft protection and direct access to client advisors.”
Meta launches verified subscription from $12/month
Meta adds: “This new feature is primarily aimed at increasing the authenticity and security of our services.” In addition to these benefits and this visible badge, users will benefit from a wider exposure of their posts on Instagram and Facebook. Unlike Twitter, Meta is not going to remove the badge from verified accounts if no such subscription existed. This means that already verified accounts will continue to use their badge without having to sign up. IN son In a press release, the Meta adds that “in the long term, the goal is to create a subscription offering that benefits everyone, including creators, businesses and our community at large.” And the firm continues: “As part of this vision, we’re evolving the value of the verified badge so we can expand access to verification and allow more people to be confident that the accounts they’re following are authentic.” Security checks will be carried out at all stages of the verification process, including after the application has been verified. The idea is to prevent this feature from being captured for fraud. The terms apply to all who wish to subscribe. In particular, there must be a minimum scope of interactions with platform applications, a history of messages that the user is at least 18 years old, and agreement to share an official identity document in the same name as the user account. using.on wants to check.
