The move — if it comes to fruition — would mark a significant shift in Meta’s strategy. Since its launch in 2020, Reels has ...

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Instagram is reportedly considering launching a standalone app for Reels, its short-form vertical videos inspired by TikTok.

To compete, Instagram launched its own short-form-video feature, Reels, in 2020. But it wasn't enough. According to data obtained by The Wall Street Journal, Instagram users spend 17.6 million ...

It comes as no surprise that Instagram Reels is copying TikTok in just about every way it can. The videos loop. The like, comment, and share buttons are on the right side of the screen.

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Instagram, the popular photo and video-sharing platform owned by Meta, is contemplating the launch of a standalone application dedicated to its short-form video feature, Reels.

The hate train started almost immediately after TikTok went dark. "Why do you ruin everything you touch," one Instagram user wrote. "Btw tik tok is a better app. Reels will never be tik tok, reels ...

Meta-owned Instagram is reportedly planning to launch a separate app for its short-form video-sharing feature Reels. The social media giant is looking to take advantage of China’s ByteDance ...