If you click on ‘Tag people’ before posting your post or Reel, the option ‘Invite Contributor’ will appear. An interesting option to increase your reach. The post will therefore appear on both pages, and the likes, shares and comments add up. You can now share your post with someone else. Hopefully, with this new feature, Instagram inboxes will remain a bit “cleaner” so that the important messages are less likely to get overlooked.Īnother cool new feature: collab posts. And you only see which viewers have liked, and not how many likes you got in total. This is therefore not public, but only visible to the creator. The creator can see in the ‘viewer sheet’ (where you go when you swipe up your own Story) which viewers have left a heart. If you click on the heart, the creator can see that you liked the Story. Between the text box and the icon to send a DM you will see the like heart. How does it work?Įasy! At the bottom of your screen, where you now see the ‘Send message’ box when you watch Stories, the like option will appear. But that doesn’t make it any less convenient. It’s really strange that this is only now being rolled out. But this is now a thing of the past, by adding the likes for Stories.īesides this reason, Instagram also knows that liking Reels and videos on TikTok works well. If you see a nice Story, you can only let us know via a DM. I have to admit that I sometimes find this a bit exaggerated myself. If you respond to a Story, either via a question sticker or via a quick reply (one of the 8 suggested emoji) or via ‘Message’, the post will receive a message in the inbox.
#Instagram supersync update#
? /l56RmzgnnwĪdam Mosseri says the main reason for this update is to clean up the messaging section. Rather, they appear as hearts next to people’s handles in your Stories view sheet. Likes on stories are private and do not have counts. Starting to roll out today, you can now send some love by liking people’s stories without sending a DM.
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