Verified Instagram users are already verified on threads.
Meta, along with the Threads app, is taking users’ verification status from Instagram. So, if you’ve already paid for Meta Verified, or if you’re a legacy Verified user, you don’t need to apply for verification on Threads.
On Threads, users can transfer easily Their bio, username, and even choose to follow all the accounts they follow on Instagram, but Meta has gone even further by moving users’ verification status from Instagram to threads.
Meta’s Threads app has only been publicly available for a few hours, but it’s already generated a lot of buzz. Although the recent Twitter controversies have prompted some users to look for a Twitter alternative – the primary reason for Threads’ popularity is probably its integration with Instagram.
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Simply put, this means that users who are legacy verified or subscribed to Meta Verified do not need to reapply for verification on threads – making life a little easier and people There would be more incentive to move from Twitter to Threads.
As is evident, Twitter offers a paid verification membership called Twitter Blue. However, under Musk’s ownership, the company has opted to remove all legacy verified checkmarks – essentially forcing people to pay Rs 900 per month on Android and iOS or Rs 650 per month on the web for Twitter Blue. has been forced.
Instagram, on the other hand, has opted to retain the legacy checkmark for its users despite launching its own pay-to-get-verified membership service called Meta Verified. This is likely to make Instagram’s new app Threads a major attraction for public figures and influencers.
Popular celebrities including Lewis Hamilton have already built up a substantial follower base, and that’s an important sign of how well the Instagram integration is working for Meta’s new Threads app.
