New features for content creators ranging from greater control over user privacy, especially for younger ones. These are just some of the goals that Instagram has set for itself in 2022. Adam Mosseri, former head of Facebook’s Meta Group social networking site, spoke about this. Focusing on videos, this is one type of post that Instagram has been focusing on the most for the past two years, and will face competing applications including TikTok, which is based in part on its success in short videos. Moserie announced that by 2022 Instagram will bring the duration of stories to 15 to 60 seconds, and that the ideas on the reel will be the same as the stories but also the sequence of actions derived from Dictoc, such as the application-dedicated mini-movies. A menu for itself, and talk from text for videos. “We need to rethink what Instagram really is because the world is changing fast and we need to keep up with it.” Mosseri explained that in the coming months there will be more monetization opportunities for content creators, as well as better privacy management. This last point responds to the issues highlighted in 2021, due to studies by former Facebook, Frances Haugen and Facebook Papers that have raised serious doubts about the work of products led by Mark Zuckerberg in digital security. Safety and the health of the young. The introduction of “a break” on Instagram is the first step to reduce the time spent in use. Moser testified before the US Senate in late November. Shortly thereafter, the company said it was ready to provide more transparency in data on how parents view their children’s activities online, in anticipation of the arrival of parental restrictions, and how minors use the site.
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