After Twitter, Meta starts selling blue verified badge on Instagram and Facebook

Meta states that users would need to provide a government ID to be verified on Facebook and Instagram. Meta Verified’s features include a verified badge, and more protection from impersonation.New Delhi,UPDATED: Feb 20, 2023 09:05 ISTBy Abhik Sengupta: Meta has confirmed the launch of “Meta Verified” — its own subscription model similar to Twitter Blue. One of the biggest advantages of the Meta Verified subscription is that users can get verified on Instagram and Facebook. If the profile is verified, users will get a blue tick next to their names, which has become a status symbol over the years. The subscription will also offer an extra security feature to help authentic creators fight against impersonating accounts. Currently, the Meta Verified is being tested in Australia and New Zealand at $11.99 (around Rs 990) per month on the web or $14.99 (around Rs 1,240) per month on iPhones.Meta Verified’s price in India will likely be adjusted to appeal to a wider group of audience. If the company retains the Rs 1,200, the subscription will be more expensive than Twitter Blue (Rs 900) and even Netflix’s premium plan (Rs 649).In a blog post, Meta states that users would need to provide a
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