Meta launched its Blue Tick service first in Australia and New Zealand. And here it is priced at $11 per month (roughly Rs. 990 in Indian currency). It then launched in the US, and in the same month the Verified service was launched in the US as well. But the service is yet to launch in India, Meta has launched a waiting list for Indian users. The information about how much money to spend to get this verified blue tick is also known. But let's first know what are the benefits of Meter Blue Tick.
• Benefits of Meta Verified Blue Tick
Meta will not only get blue tick in this verified blue tick service, user will get additional protection with it. Besides, customer support will be available, account engagement will be increased. Meta Verified Blue Tick is introduced for personal profiles above 18 years. Meta has not yet shared any clear information on whether the blue tick verified service will be launched for business accounts and under-18 profiles in the future.
You can register your name and other details for now by joining the meta official waitlist to get Meta Verified Blue Tick. Also visit the official website of Mater to join the waitlist.
• How to get Meta's Blue Tick
Meta has opened a waiting list for this blue tick service for now. Users are required to submit their valid government ID to be meta verified. Then you have to select which app you want to get Blue Tick, i.e. Facebook, Instagram or both, then you will get Meta Verified Blue Tick after depositing the specified amount.
A few days ago, micro blogging site Twitter launched Blue Tick service in exchange of money. Twitter Blue Tick costs Rs 900 per month for Indian Android and iOS users and Rs 650 per month for web users.
• Price to get Meta Verified Blue Tick
According to various media reports, mobile users of Facebook and Instagram will have to pay Rs 1,450 per month to get this Blue Tick and it has been kept at Rs 1,099 for websites. But while many other news websites claim that Meta is about to launch its own microblogging site to rival Twitter, Mark Zuckerberg is reported to be launching a much lower-cost Meta Verified Blue Tick service to rival Twitter.