Instagram has officially made reposting public reels and posts a built-in feature — no more third-party apps or workarounds needed. If you’ve been wondering how to share your favorite content the ...

Instagram is a bit of an anomaly in the social media marketplace in that it doesn't offer a native option to share other users' content. While you can easily retweet on Twitter, or hit the "Share" ...

As much as Instagram might have replicated TikTok with its Reels feature, there is a certain level of content that might be harder to find on Instagram. Maybe it’s the TikTok algorithm that makes our ...

Meta-owned Instagram has rolled out new features for a more social and connected experience on the popular app. The new changes, announced on Wednesday, include a new repost section where users will ...

(ABC News) — Instagram has rolled out a new slate of new features it says will help users better connect with friends, from reposts to updating locations and more. Below, find out what you should know ...

Arol is a tech journalist who worked as a news and feature writer for Android Police from 2021 to 2023. He first began writing online for the short-lived portal of Spanish-language gaming forum ...

Reposts are coming to Instagram. If this seems familiar to you, it's because it is. It looks like this feature will work pretty much exactly how the feature works on TikTok, complete with its own ...

At last – the long awaited “repost” feature in Instagram is coming soon. But not for all users. On September 8th, a Meta representative confirmed to TechCrunch that they plan to test the repost ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link While photos are a great way to capture a specific moment, videos are better at showing movement, the process of making something, or capturing ...

A shot from Kendall Jenner's Instagram feed, which has 85 million followers. A shot from Kendall Jenner's Instagram feed, which has 85 million followers. Instagram / Kendall Jenner The social media ...

Instagram tells me Regramming, or the ability to instantly repost someone else’s feed post to your followers like a retweet, is “not happening”, not being built, and not being tested. And that’s good ...