Instagram is rolling out a new tool called “Your Algorithm” that shows users a snapshot of their recent interests and lets them adjust what appears in their Reels feed. The feature, first available in the United States, lists topics generated by AI based on recent activity and provides sliders for users to request more or less of each subject. By exposing the algorithm’s logic and granting direct control, Instagram aims to deepen personalization and keep younger audiences engaged as it competes with TikTok. The move is part of a broader push by Meta to increase transparency and user choice across its platforms. Read more →

Meta has rolled out a new AI‑powered feature that translates, dubs, and lip‑syncs short‑form Reels on Facebook and Instagram into English, Spanish, Hindi, and Portuguese. The tool mimics the creator’s tone and cadence, adds optional lip‑movement matching, and is free for creators with at least 1,000 followers and all public Instagram accounts in supported regions. Viewers can toggle translations on or off and see clear labeling indicating AI‑generated audio. The launch positions Meta ahead of competitors by offering a fully automated voice‑cloning solution for global audiences. Read more →

Facebook announced a redesign of its Reels feed that pushes newer videos higher in users’ streams, promising roughly 50% more same‑day posts. The change is paired with an AI‑driven search bar that offers suggested queries based on user interests. New friend‑bubble icons let viewers jump straight into direct messages with creators whose Reels they like. AI‑generated videos are treated the same as human‑made content, with the platform relying on likes, comments and “Not Interested” taps to tailor each user’s experience. The updates aim to keep viewers engaged while balancing authenticity and emerging AI media. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →