Post by account_disabled on Feb 25, 2024 5:23:29 GMT -5
Meta has announced an update that is generating dissent and confusion among marketers around the world: the company, in fact, is testing the new blue tick system for Facebook and Instagram in Australia and New Zealand. The blue ticks, the system for verifying the official accounts of a company or person, will become paid: 13 euros per month for fixed devices and 16 euros per month for mobile ones. At the moment, this update will remain in the testing phase in the two countries mentioned, but could soon involve other countries as found out on the occasion of the launch of Twitter Blue.
Blue ticks facebook Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, released Chinese Europe Phone Number List this statement: “This week we're starting to roll out Meta Verified, a subscription service that lets you verify your account, get a blue badge, have additional protection against accounts claiming to be you, and get direct access to customer support ”. In summary, this new system of paid blue ticks will introduce significant benefits for those who decide to use this service. In particular, companies and people in possession of the blue check will be able to: access a preferential customer service channel gain greater visibility than unverified accounts benefit from greater support in the event of identity theft.
In order to obtain the blue check on Facebook and Instagram, you will need to demonstrate that you are over 18 years old by providing an identity document. Furthermore, in order to use the service, the company or person will be asked to guarantee a minimum amount of activity on social networks. BLUE TICKS ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM: USER REACTIONS Meta, following in the footsteps of Elon Musk with Twitter, wants to introduce a paid authentication system capable of protecting companies and creators against identity and content theft. However, this decision is generating a lot of controversy. First of all, the paid blue ticks do not prevent the proliferation of fake accounts.
Blue ticks facebook Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, released Chinese Europe Phone Number List this statement: “This week we're starting to roll out Meta Verified, a subscription service that lets you verify your account, get a blue badge, have additional protection against accounts claiming to be you, and get direct access to customer support ”. In summary, this new system of paid blue ticks will introduce significant benefits for those who decide to use this service. In particular, companies and people in possession of the blue check will be able to: access a preferential customer service channel gain greater visibility than unverified accounts benefit from greater support in the event of identity theft.
In order to obtain the blue check on Facebook and Instagram, you will need to demonstrate that you are over 18 years old by providing an identity document. Furthermore, in order to use the service, the company or person will be asked to guarantee a minimum amount of activity on social networks. BLUE TICKS ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM: USER REACTIONS Meta, following in the footsteps of Elon Musk with Twitter, wants to introduce a paid authentication system capable of protecting companies and creators against identity and content theft. However, this decision is generating a lot of controversy. First of all, the paid blue ticks do not prevent the proliferation of fake accounts.