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Meta Rolls Out 'Verified Subscription' Plans In India - Range: Rs 639 To Rs 21,000
Meta today introduced verified subscription plans for businesses on Facebook and Instagram in India.
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WhatsApp Business Rolling Out AI Chatbot and Meta Verified Badge, India Among First Markets to Get It
WhatsApp Business is getting multiple new features, including a major artificial intelligence (AI) upgrade to help business owners intelligently automate some of their communication on the platform. The social media giant announced a new AI-powered chatbot for WhatsApp Business during an event in São Paulo. It has also rolled out the Meta Verified...
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How to Get Blue Tick on Instagram and Facebook Accounts in India
Meta announced to extend verified services to India on June 7. It will allow users to get verified badges in the country for their Facebook and Instagram accounts. Users will be able to purchase Meta Verified which will provide them a blue tick and certain additional features. Meta Verified is a subscription-based service.
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Meta Verified Subscription Launched In India: Know Price And How To Buy
Meta verified is available in the UK, US, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and India and will soon be introduced in Brazil too.
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Meta Verified Introduced in India for Mobile Apps for Rs. 699 per Month
Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has started verified service in India at a monthly subscription price of Rs. 699 for mobile apps, the company said on Wednesday. Meta is planning to roll out verified service on the web in the coming months at a subscription price of Rs. 599 per month.
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Meta Verified India Pricing for Facebook, Instagram Blue Tick, Other Benefits Reportedly Revealed
Meta Verified launched earlier this year in February. It is a subscription-based service that verifies each profile with a legitimate government ID. The program rolled out in Australia and New Zealand previously before launching in the US earlier this month. Now, the platform has reportedly opened up a waitlist for its Indian users and the subscrip...
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Meta Rolls Out 'Verified Subscription' Plans In India - Range: Rs 639 To Rs 21,000
Meta today introduced verified subscription plans for businesses on Facebook and Instagram in India.
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WhatsApp Business Rolling Out AI Chatbot and Meta Verified Badge, India Among First Markets to Get It
WhatsApp Business is getting multiple new features, including a major artificial intelligence (AI) upgrade to help business owners intelligently automate some of their communication on the platform. The social media giant announced a new AI-powered chatbot for WhatsApp Business during an event in São Paulo. It has also rolled out the Meta Verified...
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How to Get Blue Tick on Instagram and Facebook Accounts in India
Meta announced to extend verified services to India on June 7. It will allow users to get verified badges in the country for their Facebook and Instagram accounts. Users will be able to purchase Meta Verified which will provide them a blue tick and certain additional features. Meta Verified is a subscription-based service.
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Meta Verified Subscription Launched In India: Know Price And How To Buy
Meta verified is available in the UK, US, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and India and will soon be introduced in Brazil too.
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Meta Verified Introduced in India for Mobile Apps for Rs. 699 per Month
Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has started verified service in India at a monthly subscription price of Rs. 699 for mobile apps, the company said on Wednesday. Meta is planning to roll out verified service on the web in the coming months at a subscription price of Rs. 599 per month.
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Meta Verified India Pricing for Facebook, Instagram Blue Tick, Other Benefits Reportedly Revealed
Meta Verified launched earlier this year in February. It is a subscription-based service that verifies each profile with a legitimate government ID. The program rolled out in Australia and New Zealand previously before launching in the US earlier this month. Now, the platform has reportedly opened up a waitlist for its Indian users and the subscrip...
