Well done Meta – you’ve finally killed off Facebook and Instagram
seems more than just a coincidence – but that’s probably exactly what it is.
Surely, no one at Meta looked at how poorly Twitter Blue was received and thought “we’d like a piece of that.” Instead, like Twitter, it seems like Meta is trying to work out how to make money from its social media platforms, and it seems by adding a “Meta Verified subscription” for $11.99 / AU$19.
It’s not clear how many of these searches ended with people actually deactivating their accounts, but Meta isn’t in a position to find out. Time will tell if this backlash causes the company to revise its plans.Sign up to get breaking news, reviews, opinion, analysis and more, plus the hottest tech deals!Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors
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