Facebook Twitter Celebrity Certification page

Facebook's certification page Sina Science and technology news Beijing time May 30 morning, Facebook announced the launch of the Wednesday Certification page and certification information services to help ordinary users identify journalists, government officials, stars, brand names and enterprises and other important accounts. When the authenticated username appears on the timeline, search results, and other parts of Facebook, a blue tick is added next to it, which is similar to Twitter's authenticated users. Although Facebook calls this icon "blue logo" in the Help Center, "Authentication" is the key, regardless of the name. Facebook said it would proactively certify various pages and materials. However, if the user thinks his identity is counterfeit, he can still report it to the company. However, users cannot voluntarily request Facebook certification. "The purpose of our certification is to help you identify certain people," Facebook said in a statement. Keep in mind that not all real information and real pages will be certified, and you cannot voluntarily ask for certification. But you can report to us that you, your business or your brand are being counterfeited by others. "Facebook is not the only company that has borrowed the certification feature from Twitter, and the American social image sharing website Pinterest last October. In the process of developing new features, social networks often learn from each other. Many users have Facebook and Twitter accounts at the same time, but the former is still much larger than the latter. (PEI)