Reels

Advertising on social media generates huge revenue for various brands. However, it can be risky for them if their ad is being shown next to inappropriate content as it diminishes the brand value and creates a negative association. It also runs the risk of targeting the wrong demographic, which can further damage the brand. Recently, in a shocking revelation, online dating platforms Bumble and Match have decided to suspend their advertising on Instagram after a report by The Wall Street Journal found their ads to be…

Following X's alleged ad controversy involving antisemitic content, it is now Meta's turn to be put under the spotlight for its content algorithm. According to an experiment conducted by The Wall Street Journal, Instagram’s Reels video service would serve "risqué footage of children as well as overtly sexual adult videos" to test accounts that exclusively followed teen and preteen influencers — namely young gymnasts and cheerleaders. These sort of ads were supposed to be forbidden on Meta's platforms.To make matters…

Instagram has expanded the availability of its publicly viewable Reels download feature to all users worldwide. The feature was initially limited to users on mobile in the US when it was launched in June. Now, anyone on the app can download public Reels to their devices and not just save them for viewing later. Instagram now lets users download their favorite Reels Instagram users can now save reels created by public accounts to their camera roll, announced chief Adam Mosseri on his broadcast channel. Downloaded reels…

Last updated: November 23rd, 2023 at 12:49 UTC+01:00 Short-form videos are all the rage these days, and every social media platform is in on it. Instagram launched Reels a few years ago, and they're massively popular. However, there is a privacy issue, as Instagram is now allowing everyone to download Reels from accounts that are public. Yes, anyone can download your Reels if your Instagram profile is public. Instagram boss Adam Mosseri revealed that the option to download Reels has been live in the US since June…

Image Source : FILE How to download Instagram reels on your smartphone If you are using Instagram and want to download any reels from other (public) accounts, then there is good news. The photo and short video sharing platfrom have rolled out a new feature which enables the user to download the reels from a number of platforms which are available on the platform.…

Instagram Reels are the short videos you probably doom-scroll through every day. Among them, you’ll find plenty of useful ones that fit your interests and needs. You can always save them so you can visit them later to take advantage of the information you want to remember. They’ll remain available in the Saved section of your account as long as the creator doesn’t delete them. From now on, you’ll be able to download all the public Instagram Reels you want, which might be even better than saving them. That way,…

Instagram has introduced the ability to download Reels from public accounts to all users globally. The feature was first introduced in July in the US and is now available to users everywhere. However, Instagram has offered users the option to control who can download their reels from the account privacy settings within the app. That said, if a creator has allowed the reel download from their account, you can download the reels and save it on your phone or tablet. If you are planning to download reels from a public…

Instagram launched the ability to download publicly viewable Reels in June, but it limited the feature's availability to users on mobile in the US. Now, Instagram head Adam Mosseri has announced on his broadcast channel that the feature is rolling out to all users worldwide. Anybody on the app can now download public Reels to their devices and not just save them for viewing later. They simply have to tap on the Share button and start their download from there.As TechCrunch reports, Mosseri explained during his broadcast…

Instagram rolled out the ability to download Reels posted by public accounts earlier this year in the US. The company has now confirmed that the feature is rolling out to users globally. Until now, Instagram users could share the reels on public profiles directly to their Stories or DMs. Users can also save those Reels, which they access through the saved Reels tabs on the application. With the help of the new feature though, users worldwide will now be able to share downloaded Reels through other platforms as…

Instagram head Adam Mosseri said Wednesday that the app now allows all users across the world to download public Reels to their devices. Prior to this rollout, you could only save Reels to the Instagram app for viewing them later. Mosseri said on his broadcast channel on Instagram that downloaded Reels will have an Instagram watermark with an account name — just like the one you see on TikTok. Users can tap on the share button and select the download option to save a reel. Accounts will have the…