Meta has expanded its verification subscription, Meta Verified, into the United States. The rollout allows creators and other users interested in paid verification to sign up for the service. Meta Launches in the US Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg made the announcement that Meta Verified is rolling out in the US on his Instagram broadcast channel on 17 March 2023. The company also provided an updated statement on the Meta Newsroom . We’re starting to test Meta Verified in the US, so more creators can grow on @instagram and @facebook with account verification and access to support. Learn more: https://t.co/UUhIfH07h1 pic.twitter.com/dJREjonfHR — Meta Newsroom (@MetaNewsroom) March 17, 2023 Meta Verified is technically still in its testing phase, with its initial launch in February 2023 making the subscription available in Australia and New Zealand. According to Meta, the expanded rollout is due to positive results from its initial launch. In its press release, the company noted:   &

  Instagram reels  have added a new feature of  audio  which makes it more similar to TikTok. Reels have got a new update in which it now allows the user to  save  and  share  their videos. Now, all the Instagram users can save audio from reels and can share the audio pages with other users. Now You Can Save & Share Your Instagram Reels In the latest update, Instagram Reels now lets you upload your  own audio  or can use a music track from the list. The process of saving clips is the same as saving Instagram posts. You just need to click on the  audio  and then click on the  save icon  at the top corner of the screen. All these saved audio will be seen under saved posts on Instagram. All the audio files are under the “ Audio ” folder. Reels now lets you  choose audio  from your saved collection. Instagram also has not allowed users to use audio from other Reels at the same time as you cannot save the clip in your library and then use it. All the audios which are saved as Audio Page

  As per the reports, Instagram had a  bug  which allowed the users to get full access of your Instagram account. This  data breach  allowed the hackers to read and delete your direct messages and can also post anything on your account. The worse thing is they can also get  access  to all of your  contact list  with your  phone camera  and  location . However, earlier this year, the researchers of  Check Point  have detected the bug and alerted to Facebook, which was solved immediately. The bug is found in Instagram’s open-source  JPEG image  decoder,  Mozjpeg . To get access to our account, the attackers send a JPEG image file to the Instagram users. If you download this file and then open the Instagram app, the malware will effect your account. With the help of a malware named  Remote Access Tool (RAT) , the attackers will get access to your device based on all the permissions that Instagram has. If you don’t know, Instagram takes access for the camera, location, microphone, storage