Today Meta is launching Facebook Verified. This is a free badge that lets you know there's a real person behind an account. To get the badge, you need to go through a selfie-based verification process. You basically record a selfie video,…
Facebook Verified is a free badge that uses facial recognition to confirm there's a real person behind your profile on Marketplace, Dating, and Groups — but not that they're trustworthy. Meta, which paid over $7 billion in privacy…
Facebook plans to test a full-screen “immersive video” player when users open the app, replacing the newsfeed, in select international markets this year — The social platform says it will test a video-first look for users when they open…
Facebook Marketplace Seller app, launched July 24, 2026, is a free standalone iOS tool for US power sellers that uses Meta AI to generate listing titles, descriptions, prices, and categories from a single photo, with a unified inbox,…
Meta today announced Facebook Verified, a free badge designed to confirm that a Facebook profile belongs to a real person rather than an AI-generated fake.
Meta launches Facebook Verified, a free program it says will verify that users are real humans by analyzing a facial recognition selfie and assigning badges — And it's free. — In the face of AI content, profiles and slop, Meta hopes a new…
By Tunde Oso A public commentary by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Digital Communications, Engagement and New Media Strategy, O’tega Ogra, defending a recent Federal High Court judgment involving Facebook Nigeria and the…
A federal judge has just handed Navy veteran and conservative commentator Kolton Krottinger a massive win in his lawsuit against Hood County officials.