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Hide your liking activity
Two years ago, Instagram and Facebook made it possible to hide the number of likes on your own posts and those of others in your timeline . Now, Meta is testing a new privacy feature on Instagram that lets you hide your own like activity from other users.
You can hide the likes you give from everyone, or make them visible only to your telemarketing data‘best friends’ (a list you can create) or all of your followers.
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If this feature makes it through testing, you’ll be able to shamelessly like Instagram posts without fear of your followers (or perhaps your employer) judging you for your secret fetish. It seems that your old and new likes will still be visible to the creator of the post.
Paid Subscriptions
Instagram is constantly working on new ways for users to generate income on their platform. Subscriptions are part of that. After the introduction in America (last year), the function was roll out to more countries last summer. The Netherlands and Belgium are not among them at the moment, but according to Instagram the rest of the world will follow soon.
Subscriptions allow users with a creator profile (over 18 and with at least 10,000 followers) to offer their followers exclusive content in school email list exchange for a monthly fee. Think exclusive livestreams, Stories, posts, Reels and more. Stories for subscribers are automatically sav to a separate highlight, so they never miss a thing.
As a creator, you can also start an exclusive broadcast channel for your paying subscribers. When you subscribe, conversation and republishe on méta a special badge will appear on your comments on the account. Besides being a great way to earn some money, it is also a way to create a deeper connection with your followers, according to Instagram.