Facebook has launched Facebook Verified, a free badge that verifies there's a real person behind a profile using a simple selfie-based verification process.
A quick process can earn Facebook users a free badge across Marketplace, Dating, Groups, and their profile.
Meta is introducing a free Facebook badge that uses video selfies to verify human-run accounts, but questions remain about privacy and trust.
Meta Verified will be pricey for users looking to verify both their Facebook and Instagram accounts. Credit: WILLIAM WEST/AFP via Getty Images Meta has just dropped more info on its new service known ...
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Meta brings back free Facebook verification

Facebook is bringing back free account verification, although the familiar blue badge no longer carries the same meaning it once did. Meta has introduced a new Facebook Verified program that allows ...
Meta has announced Facebook Verified, a free badge that will be visible on a user's profile and is designed to confirm whether that user is a real person or an AI without actually checking that a user ...
In a curious move, the social network is siphoning off its most popular features into separate apps.
Facebook owner Meta is rolling out a verified subscription bundle as it looks to claw back revenue. What is the new Meta Verified offering, why is it happening and most importantly, should you get it?
Meta is trying to tackle scammers that are using generative AI by introducing a new kind of verification using user selfies.