Summary
Facebook is testing a new feature that limits how many links some users can share without a subscription. The subscription starts at £9.99 per month and includes additional features like a blue verification tick. This move is seen as a way for Facebook to generate more revenue by charging for certain platform functions.
Key Facts
- Facebook is testing a limit on the number of links users can share without a subscription.
- The subscription costs start at £9.99 per month.
- The feature includes a blue verification tick and extra account support.
- Notifications about the test have been sent to some users, starting from December 16.
- The test targets users in "professional mode" or those using Facebook Pages.
- This is part of Meta's strategy to monetize more platform features.
- Similar moves have been made by Twitter under Elon Musk, requiring payment for verification.
- The test affects how creators and businesses can use Facebook to promote content.
