Meta is creating a paid subscription service that will offer Facebook and Instagram users the option of paying for a blue badge and additional security that resembles Twitter's subscription service created under owner Elon Musk.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the “Meta Verified” option will roll out in Australia and New Zealand this week and reach more countries soon.
Users will pay $11.99 for a monthly subscription of Meta Verified on the web and $14.99 for use of the service on mobile operating systems, Android and iOS. Twitter Blue gives users the platform’s blue badge as well as features such as editing tools and the ability to upload longer videos.
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