Instagram launches Review in Replay Year – how to make your Stories stand out

INSTAGRAM is having trouble with its own annual summary for a limited time.

Despite going through a roller coaster year, the app will manage Your ten Stories from 2021.

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Although it is automatically stitched together, you can delete the parts you don’t like and add others instead.

A message will start appearing on the Instagram feed from today asking if you’d like to create your own Replay.

You can also tap a special 2021 sticker that will appear on any of their posted friends.

But don’t hang around, as the bosses say it will only be available for a couple of weeks.

Instagram says the feature is there to “celebrate and reflect on 2021 before the New Year”.

Looks like the Meta-owned platform is hoping to use a bit of Spotify magic in its annual Event ends.

The music streaming giant recently rolled out the 2021 version, showing users the tunes they’ve listened to the most and spent time with.

It’s been a busy week for Instagram, after the app’s boss revealed that Posts in chronological order Will be back to welcome next year.

During a discussion from US lawmakers about child safety on the platform, director Adam Mosseri said the comeback had been in development for months.

Instagram is part of Mark Zuckerberg’s tech empire, which recently changed its company name from Facebook to Meta.

That’s all about the billionaire’s master plan to create a next-generation internet “metaverse”, a virtual world with limitless potential.

The company recently announced plans to hire 10,000 more employees to work on the metaverse.

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In other news, scientists have found how fast a type of dinosaur that can run – and it will help Usain Bolt make money.

Google has confirmed that some of its smartphones are unable to call emergency services due to software error.

And a iPhone update may disclose if you were scammed when the repair is complete.

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