If you want to be verified on Facebook or Instagram, you can now pay Mark Zuckerberg some money to make it happen. The CEO of Meta announced today that the company is rolling out paid verification for Facebook and Instagram in the United States. “Meta Verified” will allow users on each platform to pay for…
Twitter really wants to cash in on its new verification system and brands could be the ones holding the bill. As reported by The Information, the company is considering charging brands $1,000 per month to keep their gold verification badge on the social media platform. Incredibly, that $1,000 per month will only cover their main…
After weeks of controversy, Twitter owner Elon Musk announced some of his plans for the Twitter verification program, which will likely be available again starting next Friday. Here are his plans at the moment for the social network. In replying to a thread, Elon Musk not only did confirm the “tentative launch [of] Verified on…
