LinkedIn has launched its new verification system that supports CLEAR and work email verification for more than 4,000 companies. The Microsoft-owned platform is jumping into the verification trend, but LinkedIn will keep it free for all …
Want to get the coveted blue verification checkmark on Facebook and Instagram? If you're in the US, now you can. For a fee.
According to reports, TikTok has developed a new business registration option that will help categorize business listings and add authority to brands.
Instagram is making its verification process simpler, clearer, and faster, with an improved application form, more news sources, and more.
Tinder plans to launch voluntary ID verification for its members, in order to create a safer and more authentic community.
Following the verification of a few fake accounts, recently, Twitter has once again paused its verification program.
Stipe is launching Stripe Identity, a self-serve, AR-powered, tool that developers can integrate to verify user identities.
Just days after relaunching its verification application process, Twitter is once again pausing it - this time due to the huge backlog.
Twitter announced that it is starting to roll out a new verification application process and reviewing public verification applications.
After pausing its verification program in 2017, Twitter has now announced that it's bringing it back on January 20, 2021.
Reddit and Oracle Data Cloud are teaming up to bring independent, third-party verification of Reddit ad views.
Twitter says it is working on a new verification process. But in the meantime, accounts are still getting verified.
Twitter will reportedly relaunch verification with a new system allowing users to request a verified profile based on a clear set of guidelines.
Facebook last week announced it will now start verifying the identity of people who exhibit inauthentic behavior and whose posts tend to go viral in the US.
In this article, we will go through the official ways in which you can get verified on Facebook and Instagram.
Page owners take note, Facebook announced that gray verification badges - used by small businesses to authenticate their Pages - will be going away on October 28.
Facebook Mentions is now a lot more than just "mentions." Its new name is now Facebook Creator, and it has new features dedicated to creators. There is also a new website dedicated to creators - …
Keeping your accounts on social media secure is a real challenge. Most networks have already included two-factor verification as a security measure, but Instagram hadn't so far. Now, the platform is upping its security by …
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