Adults in the U.S. can soon have a blue check mark on Facebook-as long as they pay and show identification, The Wall Street Journal’s Joseph Pisani reports. Meta Platforms, which owns Facebook and Instagram, said Friday it is rolling out its verified subscription service in the U.S. after testing it in Australia and New Zealand last month. Reference Link
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