The scope of the Instagram Notes feature has been expanded. The company is trying to highlight the feature that has not been very prominent until now.
Although it is not very prominent within Instagram, there is a “Notes” feature. The company describes this feature for those who have not seen it before as follows: “Notes provide a place to share short posts of updates and thoughts with specific people. You can share up to one note with others on Instagram. Your note will appear at the top of your inbox and above your profile picture in Instagram messaging. You and others will see your note at the top of their inbox or profile for up to 24 hours. After that time, your note will no longer appear on Instagram. You can delete your note at any time by tapping on it, then tapping Delete note.” Today’s update for Notes expands the feature to Reels and regular posts. Users can now leave notes on Reels and regular posts. Notes are displayed in small bubbles that appear above the posts along with the profile picture. Notes are deleted three days after they are posted, and you can customize who can see them.
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Instagram recently took a music-focused step for its Reels format had thrown. The platform announced that with the update, users can now add 20 different music to a single Reels post. Songs can be added to Reels via the built-in editor, and interesting content can be created using only the desired sections of the songs.
Instagram also came to the fore with a statement last week. Made by Instagram’s head, Adam Mosseri to share According to Mosseri, the future of the platform does not include long videos. Stating that they will continue to focus on short videos centered around Reels, Mosseri said that the content will be taken from the most important parts of the content. He says that short videos are much more suitable for sharing with friends.. Mosseri is right about this, and he doesn’t aim to make the platform a direct competitor to YouTube. Instagram, which created the short-term Reels format to combat TikTok, doesn’t want content creators to share long videos, unlike its biggest rival. TikTok, on the other hand, is actively testing to allow 60-minute videos to be shared on the platform.