How to prove you're not a deepfake on Zoom: LinkedIn's 'verified' badge to all platforms - for free

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ZDNET's key takeaways

• The Verified on LinkedIn program is now available to all websites and apps.
• The program aims to help users discern between authentic and deepfake identities.
• Zoom is incorporating the Verified badge as a part of the program's rollout.

LinkedIn announced today that its "Verified on LinkedIn" program, which it has been trialing with select partners since earlier this year, is now open and free for use on any site, service, or application concerned about the authenticity of its users' identities.

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