Meta announced today that it is expanding Meta Verified to businesses after first launching it for creators in March. The company is initially testing the verification program on Facebook and ...

Meta Verified for businesses is coming soon and we finally have more details. Credit: Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Looking to finally get your company's Facebook Page or ...

The social giant is rolling out “Meta Verified,” a subscription service for Instagram and Facebook users that includes a verified blue check-mark badge and other perks. Meta Verified starts at ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced today that the company is rolling out Meta Verified on Instagram and Facebook in the U.S. The subscription service, which first launched in Australia and New ...

Meta Verified was previously available to individual creators on Facebook and Instagram. Business verification will eventually expand to WhatsApp, too. Meta Verified was previously available to ...

Meta Verified will be pricey for users looking to verify both their Facebook and Instagram accounts. Credit: WILLIAM WEST/AFP via Getty Images Meta has just dropped more info on its new service ...

The rumors were true: Facebook parent company Meta is preparing to launch a Twitter Blue-like subscription called Meta Verified. On Sunday morning, Mark Zuckerberg took to his newly launched ...

With Meta Verified, users can pay for an enviable blue check next to their name. But the feature also requires users to use their legal name as their profile display name without the option to ...

Instagram users who can't go by their real name will probably skip Meta Verified. Credit: Bob Al-Greene / Mashable Facebook and Instagram users can now pay $14.99 per month (each, if signing up ...

When it comes to Meta platforms like Facebook and Instagram, there are two types of verified pages and profiles: Verified badges and Meta Verified. To have a Verified badge, you need to be a ...

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced a new paid subscription for its platforms on Sunday, which, among other features, would allow users to pay for a verified account.

After looking at Twitter’s struggle with impersonation problems when Elon Musk relaunched Twitter Blue, Mark Zuckerberg is putting up guardrails before launching Meta Verified. Earlier this week ...