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If you're using Google Chrome and you're not seeing the black play bar at the bottom of the site please try resetting Google Chrome to the default settings. If you're using an older version of a browser listed above most issues can be corrected by upgrading. Meta Verified for Business is expected to launch at a later date.Please note, as of, no longer supports Internet Explorer 11.įor the best listening and browsing experience on your desktop computer we suggest using one of the following supported browsers. Meta’s verification subscription service is available to users in the United States, Australia and New Zealand, and is open only to individuals. On Twitter, users with “legacy” verification badges will lose them at some point in the future, Twitter’s owner Elon Musk has said. It wasn’t clear if Facebook and Instagram users who are currently verified will have to opt in to Meta’s new subscription verification feature. By comparison, Twitter charges $8 a month or $80 a year for Twitter Blue when users sign up online. Meta is charging $12 a month to users who sign up for the verification feature online, or $15 a month if they sign up through an Apple or Android-powered mobile device like iPhone, iPad or the Samsung Galaxy line of phones. Once a Facebook or Instagram user is verified, they can’t change their full name, birthdate or profile photo unless they repeat the verification process again. Meta says its verification feature requires users to submit a government identification to prove their authenticity and includes “proactive account protection” designed to thwart impersonation across its platforms. The feature, called “Meta Verified,” is similar in nature to Twitter Blue, in that it allows users to pay a monthly fee for a coveted blue badge with white checkmark across Meta services. Meta has launched a subscription feature that allows users of its Facebook and Instagram social media networks to pay for the privilege of being “verified.” (Photo by Minette Lontsie via Wikimedia Commons)
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