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Threads accounts can now be verified on Mastodon
Meta currently enables users to authenticate a link to their Threads profile on social media platforms such as Mastodon.
By means of this verification, users can establish the authenticity of their linked Threads profile on other platforms. It's important to note that this verification process does not entail the allocation of a blue checkmark to the Threads profile.
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Upon successful verification on Mastodon, the associated URL will display a green checkmark.
Moreover, Meta has future plans to seamlessly integrate Threads with the decentralized ActivityPub protocol. These plans encompass the addition of further features to Threads, aimed at enhancing engagement on the platform.
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