Facebook began to authenticate members pages famous and big brands in the social network on Wednesday, a move that follows in the footsteps of Twitter. "Today (Wednesday) we are launching verified pages' to help people find authentic data celebrities and other high profile people and businesses in Facebook", said in a blog internet giant, based in California. "You will see a blue badge next to their names , "he said. Verified pages show small blue circles with a white mark in the center to indicate the member's identity has been confirmed. In the blog looks a Facebook page verified the singer and actress Selena Gomez as an example. "Verified pages belong to a small group of prominent public figures (celebrities, journalists, government officials, well-known brands and companies) with large audiences," said Facebook." This update is being released also for profiles ". Twitter has long offered similar verification badges, which have become status symbols in the world of popular messaging service.
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