Summary
- The blue verification badge on Instagram is desired by many but understood by few.
- Misinformation surrounds the process of achieving verification.
- This article outlines the steps involved in obtaining verification in 2025, debunking common myths along the way.
- The blue checkmark verifies the authenticity of the account and that it represents a notable public figure, brand, or business.
- Its presence does not imply endorsement or preferential treatment by Instagram.
- There are two options for verification: a legacy verification badge and Meta Verified Subscription, a paid service.
- The legacy verification badge requires criteria to be met including authenticity, uniqueness, completeness, and notability.
- The Meta Verified Subscription requires the user to be over 18, have a completed profile, and provide a government-issued ID.
- The application process is detailed along with tips to enhance an account’s chance of success.
By Fromdev Publisher
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