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Source: Social Media Today After it was spotted in testing last month, Instagram has now launched its first official use of lockable Reels, which enable creators to share Reels that can only be viewed by those who have a code. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today After months of previews, Instagram has now launched its new video editing app, which it’s creatively titled “Edits.” Continue reading
Source: Instagram We’re notifying parents on Instagram with information about the importance of their teens providing the correct ages online, and tips to check and confirm their teens’ ages together. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today After testing and tweaking the feature for more than a year, Instagram has now officially launched its new “Blend” option for Reels, which enables you to create a shared feed of recommended Reels with a friend or group chat. ...
Source: Instagram We’re introducing additional Instagram Teen Accounts protections, so teens under 16 won’t be able to go live or turn off our protections for unwanted images in DM without a parent’s permission. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today Instagram chief Adam Mosseri has provided an update on the work that’s going into its dedicated creation app, essentially IG’s own version of CapCut, which is set to be launched to users very soon. Continue...
Source: Social Media Today Here’s a small tweak that could have a big impact on IG. According to an updated overview of “re-posts”, content that you re-share in the app may now appear within the feeds of your followers in the app. Continue...
Source: Social Media Today Instagram has rolled out a much-requested feature for Reels, with users now able to watch its short video clips in 2x speed if they choose. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today Instagram is removing the option to add text notes to feed posts and Reels, as part of a broader effort to avoid overloading the app with too many features. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today Instagram chief Adam Mosseri has provided some more insight into how its content algorithm measures watch time as a percentage of a video, as opposed to a binary count. Continue reading