In exchange for the US dollar, Facebook and Instagram users have launched verified accounts by social media company Meta.
US users can now add blue badges to their accounts by spending money.
The report was reported on Saturday by US technology news website The Verge, which reported the same information, which was reported by US-based media CNN Business.
CNN says the program has started in the United States on Friday, which has been testing paid verified programs for US users on Facebook and Instagram, and more US users will be verified in the next few weeks.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed this information on an announcement on Instagram.
However, Facebook and Instagram accounts could be verified in exchange for money, but had already announced that Zuckerberg.
On February 19, he announced from his verified Facebook account that users will get blue badge marks next to the names of Facebook and Instagram profiles in exchange for a certain amount of money per month.
The US test program was launched in Australia and New Zealand before the United States, in the two countries last February. The first account was launched in the account blue badge, the same was started in the same OB, Meta Verified, and started for 11.99 dollars in the month of 11.99 dollars in the month of 10.99.
What service benefits will the account get if you get the blue badge marks
The service, which is launched under the name Meta Verified Subscription, will be available to provide additional protection with additional protection, and the customer service will also get additional protection against accounts that are used in the name of others in disguise.
The service has launched a similar subscription service after the announcement that the Blue Tick will be available for $11 monthly, owned by US billionaire Elon Musk, which has been launched to enhance customer credibility and safety.
