Meta Verified details: What the change means for 'notable' users, and more – Mashable

Would you pay $24-$30 per month for a verification badge on your Facebook and Instagram profiles? 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 known as Meta Verified.According to the new support pages and prompts published by the company on Thursday evening, Meta has officially opened up its waitlist(Opens in a new tab) for users looking to sign up for the paid verification service. Facebook and Instagram users can sign up now in order to be notified when the feature goes live in their country.But digging further into these pages, there’s a few more interesting tidbits about the service that we now know. For example, when Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg broke the news about its paid Facebook and Instagram verification service over the weekend, he mentioned that it would cost $11.99 per month if signing up via the web and $14.99 per month if subscribing on an iOS device. (Subscribers will also receive other bonuses such as access to human support, increased visibility, and account impersonation protection.) Something Zuckerberg didn’t mention at the time is that
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