that means facebook and instagram.a is rolling out a paid service called meta verified. $11.99 a month on the web and $14.99 a month on your iphone. users will be able to submit their government i.d., and you get a blue verification badge. sound familiar? mark zuckerberg claims the new feature is about increasing authenticity and security. they want your money. the service is very similar to twitter blue, which starts at $8 a month for that blue check mark. $11 a month for iphone. other services are giving you a catalog of music and tv content unlike instagram and twitter are users create the content. joining us now, our business and tech reporter scott budman. just to be clear now, this is a paid service. it's optional. so i can still use instagram and facebook for free. >> reporter: absolutely. just like we did before. this is a different tier. >> why am i giving mark zuckerberg money for this? >> reporter: first i'll say why. he is saying here that if you do spend this monthly fee of about $12, you'll get increased

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and so i sent in my application on than i used up of all facebook instagram and a dedicated website. the company presents itself and its employees, photos directly from the construction site boss last a quickbook as long relied on social media for recruitment. i said so. i told kitson since 2014, i've been consciously looking after the next generation with a concept and we've been successful. we have more applicants here than we can hire . and now i can hire between 10 and 15 trainees in the summer and then to make the online presence interesting for young people. the accounts are run by trainees like future office manager nicholas levinsky. that miti. we tried to get future trainees . a better picture of what we do, how we work, and what we're working on, and what sort of things could come up during an apprenticeship, either off the to continentals, widow, the trainee challenge also attracts youngsters. it's a kind of assessment center. 30 applicants have to prove themselves in a practical test at 10 stations. the company then decides which ones will be taken on those future trainee

the tech giant which on facebook instagram, and was also cut it's expense, is outlook for this year by $5000000000.00 and announced an additional $40000000000.00 for a share buyback. around 2000000 open job positions could not be filled last year in germany because qualified workers were missing some fe, better pay would be a simple solution to the persisting work of shortage or use social media. and a trainee challenge like the roof or an ex report who managed to 6 fold his staff to the past years. cheryl silverman is in aspiring roofer. today. she is renovating the roof of an old berlin villa. she decided to do this training because she wants to work with her hands and likes the outdoors. she was drawn in by her employers instagram account as, as, as their leader snap. it looked very lifelike because among other things there were pictures of people getting rained on because of course, they work in any weather. one of the photos even showed my friend when she was working on the berlin cathedral and so on and so forth. and that impressed me, i like big projects, big companies, and so i

most social networks such as facebook, instagram, and twitter constantly conduct tests on their users, for example, to see if it is possible to use hidden signs so that people who change on saturday do a specific task and can stimulate users' behaviors and emotions. they can have an impact in the real world and we saw this in the us presidential election. of course, the users who are targeted have no clue about this and are completely unaware . taming the bike will harm these people, we will take them away from their children, it will ruin it with someone, people have no idea about the truth of the matter, you don't talk about the bike at all. it will distract you from the rest of the influence it finds it, it does everything, we got out of the tool-centered and you got the philosophers under control, what you changed and use to them, they have the only thing i can do this to them, to use your opinion to follow his own goal, when rice pinterest sometimes i was busy typing , emailing pinterest, or when i was going to my house, i was having a network conflict, i thought to myself and sa

take, but changing their behavior is the most recent damage it is the former tooth of google, facebook, instagram and other digital businesses that are active in the field of social networks and today they are connected to the position using artificial intelligence and play an essential role in human life. successful people from these empires are in this documentary. he sits in front of the camera to tell us that social networks are expanding in the world. there is a fundamental problem . mr. ann is full of life and internal dissatisfaction with oneself . in 2011 and 2012 , i worked for google youtube. i was one of the founders of the firefox section . it is 123 dawn before arab sleep time for 5 years, i have been the facebook revenue manager, the inventor of facebook's google drive and facebook's like button. due to ethical issues , i quit using google in june 2017, but i am very worried that no one is aware of the consequences of this social network. the latest shows that there is a direct connection between mental health and the use of social networks. we are still talking about the latest res

and just lastly, it's going to cover facebook and instagram. the subscription bundle i suppose is in scrum, actually, you know, perhaps more open to this sort of model than, than, than facebook. it. i think instagram just given the verification, given some of the, the followers on there, i think they will have clearly significantly more uptake here, especially new teams and tween demographics from a verification perspective. i think i think these books going to really be much more difficult, but we got to see how this all plays out. and i, this is something, you know, it could be a black eye for facebook if this all, to me falls, and they trip of their shoes and knowing ultimately, upgrades. like well, let's see how it goes. that trial, beginning in australia, new zealand, don ives, from what bush securities, thank you. when it goes next bids to buy manchester united have been pouring in. it seems the current owners, the controversial plays a family close the deadline for the 1st round of office on friday. the bidding process is secretive, but w

facebook, instagram, and twittering asking. so far the answer seems clear. on the street -- >> not something i'd be willing to pay for. >> reporter: and in the classroom. >> not a single person said i'll pay for that. >> reporter: shortly after twitter announced twitter blue an $8 a month subscription plan to enhance your twitter experience meta says it will soon experiment with its own subscription plan starting at 12 ads month you'll get increased visibility on instagram and facebook, more protection, and easier access to customer support. if you are willing to pay. clair ramos is not >> i think social media should be accessible and if you have to pay not everyone can have access and that is part of the fun is everyone can use it. >> reporter: meta says you'll need a government i.d. to subscribe. this privacy professor says that in itself is another privacy risk. >> provide us with a government issued i.d. which is a troubling thing because you already have my information. now you are going to have more information, something which is documented that this

tuvimos una pregunta que pusimos a travÉs de nuestra cuenta de facebook instagram, les preguntamos acionado el sistema de citas del consulado de mÉxico. te voy a leer algunas de las respuestas, que se las veÍa a este funcionario mexicano. le mencione algunas de estas preguntas, por ejemplo la esta persona que dice que nunca pueda hacer una cita en lÍnea, que quiere sacar su pasaporte mexicano y nunca hay citas ni en el consulado de san josÉ, ni en el de san francisco. eva dice que no tiene ningÚn problema para hacer citas, que sÓlo es cosa de leer con detenimiento. vamos a ver quÉ fue lo que me respondiÓ, yo le preguntÉ que cuÁl era su respuesta este funcionario. >> la respuesta que yo te dirÍa es que si hay citas, pero se acaban rÁpido porque tenemos mucha demanda. lo mÁs fÁcil es estar pendiente de las redes sociales de los consulados para ver cada cuando se abren las citas. sacramento abre citas todos los miÉrcoles, abre mÁs de 1000 citas cada semana. san francisco abre sus citas los viernes, mÁs de 1000 citas a la semana y san josÉ abre alrededor de las 11:00 de la maÑana y son a

leÓn: facebook instagram anuncien un plan para evitar la clonaciÓn de cuentas y robos de identidad.ncreibles ofertas de mercedes-benz en vehículos eléctricos. maity: neta, el conglomerado estadounidense de tecnologÍa de redes sociales anuncio que esta probando un servicio de suscripciÓn para cuentas verificadas de facebook e instagram. leÓn: asÍ es como meta sigue los pasos de twitter, la red social que desde noviembre del aÑo pasado aplicÓ una medida parecida. lourdes: en la continuaciÓn de lo que algunos consideran que serÁ una tendencia, pagar por lo que antes se consideraba un privilegio, las cuentas verificadas de facebook esta gran, meta estarÍa siguiendo los pasos de twitter. >> en el caso de twitter no ha sido del todo exitosa, estimados apuntan a que sÓlo hay 200,000 personas pagando por el servicio de twitter, estÁ por verse si realmente las personas estÁn dispuestas a pagar. lourdes: meta verify va a costar 14 dolores, 29 si lo hace a travÉs de un dispositivo mÓvil, el solicitante debe ser mayor de 18 aÑos, el plan ofrecerÁ protecciÓn adicional contra cuentas de suplantac

most of the networks like facebook, instagram, and twitter constantly conduct tests on their users , for example, to see is it possible to use secret signs to make the saturday change people do a specific task and we saw that yes, they can influence the behavior and feelings of the users in the real world by stimulating them, and in the us presidential election, of course, the users who are the target they are dating, they have no clue about this issue and they were created completely without their knowledge. who wouldn't be upset, right? i'm going to ruin someone's bike. he's just waiting for you and takes you away from everything else. he finds you lost . i just want to do this for their own purpose by using your opinion when rice pinterest, sometimes i was typing, e-mailing pinterest, or when i was going to my house , i was having a network conflict, i thought to myself, and i saw that i was working all day with something that my body was going to be a prey to, and i have to say that i couldn't. i couldn't help myself, i'm more attracted to twitter, it used to be attractive to me,

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recognized as extremist instagram was blocked in russia for a reason, and realtors got information that the administration was not opposed to facebookinformation on instagram aimed at calling for the destruction of russian military personnel, that is destruction of the russians. and therefore they were recognized as logically extremist on the same basis in russia, twitter was blocked as a result of the audience of western social networks, in our country it decreased by 2-3 times. russian social networks, and, of course, it is better to transfer your activity there. it will be much safer both from the point of view of personal security and from the point of view of some collective interests in russia, even in the pandemic, they trained to fend off fakes. so at first the special operations were ready. we , as a state, have learned to catch. and most importantly, to refute fakes, quickly enough. well, probably a canonical example. this is when the governor of crimea sergey aksyonov refuted in his telegram channel.

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in russia were blocked, and the meta company was recognized as extremist on facebook instagramisseminated information aimed at calling for the destruction of russian military personnel, that is, the destruction of russian citizens, so they were recognized as logically extremist in as a result of blocking, the russian audience of western social networks has decreased by 2-3 times , a sharp increase was demonstrated in telegrams on vkontakte, but here another problem is that the enemy creates fake ones in telegram, allegedly. z channels is overwhelmed by a multi-year group of anti-russian comments that introduces fake photos and videos the most. we are now worried about a group in which children are involved in the implementation of various sabotage. well, for example, explosions on the railway, some hooligan antics were replaced by military ones, we are in a state of cyber war and information warfare and must act in a completely different way. including roskomnadzor, a mandate is needed for pre-trial blocking without any instructions and without warning, and so on, but on the ot

for the 4th quarter. 2020 to the tech giant, which owns facebook, instagram. and what was that cut? it's expensive outlook for this year by $5000000000.00 and announced an additional $40000000000.00 for a share buyback on that. let's cross to our financial correspondent in new york in the quarter against here the new york stock exchange for me, why is matter done better than people that were expecting? well robin, the good question is also, why is the stock come up so much? i mean, clearly it got to hemorrhage in the past year, but actually this earnings report wasn't that, stella. yes, revenue came in a bit better than expected, but still for the 3rd consecutive quarter. actually a revenue a drop, the what wall street clearly like this, that facebook or met us getting the expenses under control. they also announced let's investment in some businesses for 2023. so mark, soccer burke, the head of meta it was talking about that 2023 will be the year of efficiency. that doesn't really sound too exciting, but cos that could become under control. and that's why what swede reacted. so i'l

like big projects, big companies, and so i sent in my application and then i stopped paval, facebook, instagram and a dedicated website. the company presents itself and its employees, photos directly from the construction site boss. last a quickbook as long relied on social media for recruitment. i said so. i told kitson since 2014, i've been consciously looking after the next generation with a concept and we've been successful. we have more applicants here than we can hire . and now i can hire between 10 and 15 trainees in the summer and then to make the online presence interesting for young people. the account. so run by trainees. like future office manager, nealus, levinsky. them it did. we tried to get future trainees, a better picture of what we do, how we work, and what we're working on, and what sort of things could come up during an apprenticeship. i thought of the to con continentals little. the training challenge also attracts youngsters. it's a kind of assessment center. 30 applicants have to prove themselves in a practical test at 10 stations. the company then decides which ones wil

> y bueno antes de irnos a la pausa, les recordamos que pueden seguirnos en redes sociales, facebook, instagrama. y despuÉs con este contragolpe de la rosa definÍa asÍ para el 1 a 1 y empate final. >>> nos quedamos en el fÚtbol pero ahora en el torneo sub-17 de la concacaf, mÉxico le ganÓ 9 a 0 a curazao. y estados unidos con tres jugadores de la cantera de los san josÉ earthquakes estuvieron, y se despacharon contra el equipo caribeÑo por un 5 a 0. prÓximo partido de estados unidos contra trinidad y tobago. >>> y hoy en la nba los lakers sin lebron james en la duela. (inaudible). >>> que le dieron la victoria a los angelinos 109 a 103. (informaciÓn en pantalla) ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> y hoy estamos a 24 horas de conocer el campeÓn del super bowl n° 57. vamos con miguel y rolando de telemundo deportivo y que nos digan quiÉn es su favorito para maÑana, adelante. >>> hola buenas noches, cobertura de telemundo para la ediciÓn n° 57 del super bowl. ¿quÉ tanta influencia tiene rolando cantÚ para haber traÍdo a tu equipo a phoenix arizona, a casa? >>> la verdad... ninguna. (risas). >>> de entrada te pre

so meda has chosen not to charge facebook, instagram users. why this shift now?ime has been advertising and we have seen quarter after quarter that growth in the digital ad market is slowing. so it makes sense they want to pursue other revenue models. but then the other side of it is that creators have been coming to meta and saying look, we have a problem. a lot of times we're trying to build up an audience but our accounts are being spoofed, it's really hard to track our ip. what the idea is behind this subscription is if you're a creator and you want to really launch a meaningful platform on either facebook or instagram, this will allow you to have special perks that insure that your account isn't going to be impersonated, to insure you're staying verified, you have that blue check so people know who you actually are. you have a few exclusive opportunities for access to things like stickers. et cetera. it's both a money making opportunity for meta and also an opportunity for meta to get in with the creters in a more specialized way. >> now meta is joining othe

and just lastly, it's going to cover facebook and instagram. this subscription bundle i suppose is in scrum, actually, you know, perhaps a more open to this sort of multiple than, than, than facebook it. i think instagram just given the verification, given some of the, the followers on there, i think they will have clearly significantly more uptake here, especially new teams and tween demographics from a verification perspective. i think i think these books going to really be much more difficult, but we gotta see how this all plays out. and i, this is something, you know, it could be a black eye for facebook if this all to me falls. and they trip of their shoes and knowing ultimately upgrades, like well, let's see how it goes. that trial, beginning in australia, new zealand. don ives from what bush securities, thank you. want to guess next bids to by manchester united have been pouring in. it seems the current owners, the controversial plays a family close the deadline for the 1st round of office on friday. the bidding process is secretive, but

you can use it on facebook, instagram to tip a creator if you like, they give you 100 of those.the company get? obviously the company get as another revenue stream heavily reliant on advertising. especially lately in this market it hasn't been great. earlier this month weakness in the ad market was cited as a contributor to the decline in revenue in the fourth quarter. we've seen the job cuts. meta already fired 11,000 workers. reports are circulating there might be more to come. this could help the revenue side. this is trend emerging in the industry. twitter offers a similar structure with twitter blue. even snap launched a subscription service last year, which is cheaper, called snapchat plus. the other thing to point out, nothing changes on facebook and instagram for accounts already with the blue check. that was a close one. new service will roll out here in the u.s. and other markets we think in the coming months depending how the test goes in australia and new zealand. there you go, neil. we'll see how it works. how much revenue it brings in. neil: i have no idea what you

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meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, has put a plan in place to charge users for a blueh the way that twitter did, though hopefully with slightly less catastrophe. that blue check mark on facebook will say to the world you are who you say you are. twitter, meantime, is planning to charge users for text-based authentication? should you have to pay for security online? chris pierson served on the department of homeland security's subcommittee for cybersecurity. he's the ceo of cybersecurity company black cloak. chris, morning. i assume all these changes in the social media platforms are to make money. >> well, in some cases, yes. and perhaps no. with twitter, what we have seen is a little bit different. so twitter is essentially saying that through the influx of fraudulent attempts that they have had at verification, they are going to charge people for that text-based background method. opposed to actually implementing stronger security on their end to repel those types of attacks. so when you have 2.6% of the twitter platform using dual back ground investigation, everyone

facebook, instagram and tiktok doesn't allow ads as marijuana remains illegal at the federal level. twitter will permit companies to ties as long as they have the proper license, and only when they target areas where they are allowed to operate and do not target people under 21. in the meantime, apple's reportedly pushing back of the unveiling of the much-anticipated mixed reality head set. it's now scheduled to debut at the worldwide developers conference. apple has been working on the head for years now and it has been delayed several times. the tech giant has not had a major product launch since back in 2016 with air pods, guys, and so this is something people have been anticipating but keeps getting pushed back. >> also sounds like they want to get it right. >> yeah, because a lot of people will be buying those. >> thank you, bertha. >>> we had a 13% increase in our reading scores and a 7% increase in our math scores. >>> coming up for you on "today in the bay," at a time when test scores are sagging for many students post pandemic, we will show you what one south bay school is

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in the case of meta, which owns facebook and instagram, right, the fee would start at $12 a month. for twitter they're talking $8 a month. both are offering additional protection for your account. more access to customer service and even increased visibility. but not everyone is sold. >> i think social media should be accessible and if you make it so you have to pay not everyone can have access to it. that is part of the fun is that everyone can use it. >> okay. our business tech reporter scott budman joins us now. you've been working on this all day and have spoken with social media users, which is pretty much all of us. >> but the young people are really listening. yes. a perfect example of someone very young on social media all the time. she was like no way would i pay. >> it is free right now. why would i pay extra? is it worth it? >> it is a question. think about it. we do stream things like netflix and things that get us away from advertising sponsored media. we get a lot of ads on our social media. this would get rid of some of that. a lot of people are frustrated if they wa

me spend more time online and watch content, which is desirable for companies like twitter, facebook, instagram , without passwords in the algorithms designed in such a way that what the 2020 badminton user we are not trying to find a strange rabbit, have you ever looked at the rabbit's face, there are ways in the bathroom that you can find out where a person finally gets his head and what he used, and it makes us watch this video with video on the hour and some content on the network. i can't believe that there are people in this era who believe that the earth is flat when they see my videos, it shows this to the users, don't think that only stupid and unstable people , i don't believe these things, this intelligent algorithm that provides content to the user in such a way that it helps and differentiates the contents and news of the camera it follows because this happened before in 1978, when pizza gate was created, which showed how dangerous social networks and false information that is exchanged can be during the 2016 republican elections, social media claimed that the shadow of pizza shops

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. >>> the parent company of facebook and instagram may be preparing for additional layoffs, and americansney this year for super bowl festivities. matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: it was a mixed day friday to end the week on wall street closing out their worst week since december. the dow gained 169, nasdaq lost 71, the s&p 500 up 8. >>> all eyes on meta as the parent company of facebook and instagram might look to hand out more pink slips. reports are that the culture's delayed finalizing the budgets of multiple teams as it prepares a fresh round of job cuts. it had cut more than 11,000 jobs or 13% of its work force back in november. ceo mark zuckerberg earlier this month said 2023 would be the year of efficiency. >>> ford is reportedly set to announce a $3.5 billion battery plant in michigan. the automaker said it wanted to build a lithium ion phosphate plant, and this one with a chinese partner. the plant will be in the marshall, michigan, area and employ 2,500 workers. full details will be revealed today by the dearborn automaker

makes me spend more time online and watch content that is desirable for companies like twitter, facebook, instagram passwords in algorithms designed so that something useful is better. we will try to find a strong rabbit. he made a path for the rabbit in the bathroom, which shows where a person finally gets his head. he used something and it makes us watch this video after the hour. seeing the videos that pray for the flat earth do not think that only stupid and uneducated people are believed , but they are intelligent in presenting content to the work in a way that helps and differentiates it. 8 that pizza gate came into being, which shows how dangerous social networks and the false information that is exchanged there can be during the 2016 republican elections , social media played the shadow of a pizza shop in the basement of a shop engaged in child trafficking , which is with members of the democratic party. there is a series at that time facebook's algorithms and anyone with a republican leaning suggested membership in pizza-related groups, and it caused this week to be brought up. finally, be

we are also on rumble, instagram and facebook. you looked at the tv guide before you came out here. "unfiltered" with dan bongino. >> i get you all messed up. brian: he's a strong guy. let' >> he gets to wear a t-shirt. >> we headed toward world war 3 just as biden visited ukraine, there were signs of russia and china cozying up together. i am not talking about red dawn scenarios. masks don't work, natural immunity to covid is suddenly cool now. who knew? pretty much he sane person for years. you know who is fired up about this? the great one, our friend mark levin joins us. the biden administration keeps lying about the economy because that's what they do. but americans know the truth. everyone is talking about the hit show the last of us, it's about a deadly fungus that turns people into zombies. there is a drug out there maybe doing the same thing. former d.e.a. special together is here to warn us about the so-called zombie drug. this is a serious monologue. the united states appears to be walking directly into world war iii. the signs are everywhere. the pentagon is planning to

it turns out, this is not chaos satan - this is the consent of the lost in russia banned in facebook instagramtiktok in youtube on twitter billions of different opinions on any issue expert judgments on any topic and all are different, but many are very different, at least each the topic is splitting society and sodium, that the olympics, that it’s a damn pandemic, at least once you had to meet such unanimity in relation to russians from the outside. there is no west. so we are seeing the implementation mass frustration. it's just that hatred was legitimized on the 24th, the switch was turned on by a modern napoleonic caricature of a russian soldier. and even before the old times , nothing has changed. what kind of humanism or equality is there? what progress what kind of world peace and other anti-war tinsel? the enemy in this case, we must always remember that he is the enemy of the russians, you need to spread rot, you will see a russian, trample a russian. well, it's them outside, they're outside, but local russians, as we considered people, folk idols, those who are in they almost idolize

just tag nbc bay area on your social post to share them with us on twitter, facebook, and instagram. >>> the recent violent attacks of two san jose street venn fors, both caught on camera, are prompting a big online response. you may recall one of the victims was attacked a week ago thursday outside of the s.a.p. center. he says a customer beat him after he refused to give them a free hot dog. police have not made arrests in this case. the other victim is carlos sanchez. he was assaulted a week ago saturday by the owner of a nearby automotive shop who wanted him to leave the area. that man is facing self-charges. one local influencer is hoping the community comes out to support those san jose vendors for a vendor buyout. both of the attacked vendors will be there cooking and selling. it will be outside of intex auto parts in san jose at 1:00 p.m. today. >>> in the east bay, police are investigating several more sideshows in oakland. take a look. that illegal street show happened friday night near keller avenue. another was on grand avenue, and a third happened near eddie's avenue and