To get verified on Tinder, you'll need to take pictures of yourself through the app in specific poses. Getting verified on Tinder proves that "you're the real you," and aren't a bot or catfisher. Head ...

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Previously reserved for celebrities and public figures, a social media verification badge was once a coveted status symbol. Today, verification has evolved into a vital tool for brands, influencers ...

Are you looking to add that illustrious “verified” checkmark to your Instagram account, but your name doesn’t end in Kardashian and you don’t own a cult makeup brand? Don’t stress – there are still ...

That coveted blue check mark: Being verified is a privileged status on many social media sites, but perhaps none more than Instagram. Becoming a verified Instagrammer can be difficult, but if you’re ...

While scrolling through Instagram, you’ll notice some accounts have a blue check beside their name. That badge verifies the account as the authentic presence of a public figure, celebrity, or brand.

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Getting verified on social media gives credibility to your account and what you post. Whether it’s challenges, skits, educational videos or a mixture of all three, having verification can amplify your ...

Accounts with verified badges are treated like nothing less than royalty on social media. According to Instagram, a verified badge is “a tool to help people find the real accounts of public figures ...

You can now get verified on Twitter by filling out an application for verification. The application can be found and filled out on both the desktop and mobile version ...

I, Mat Smith, through the gift of working as a journalist here at Engadget, am verified. On both Twitter and Facebook. It's the social networks' way of certifying that I'm better than the muggles that ...

I want to be verified on Instagram. I crave that blue check next to my name. Why? Basically because none of my friends are verified, so the verification will prove I’m better than them; which I always ...