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Following the success of reels, Instagram has unveiled a brand-new feature called "Notes" that enables users to write brief notes with a 60-character limit.

“We want to really lean into investing in creator education as well. The creator programme called ‘Born on Instagram’ launched an online learning module for anyone in India to access learning modules for free and get certified in the process. Today, over 2.2 lakh creators have registered for it. The courses are available in seven languages,” said Ajit Mohan, VP and MD, India (Meta).

Instagram Notes: A description at the top of the Notes page says that your followers won’t be notified when you leave a note. However, your note will be visible for 24 hours and followers can reply with a message. The page has a Share option through which you can share your notes with either “Followers you follow back” or “Close friends.”

Instagram Notes is a new feature that allows you to share whats on your mind within 60 characters

Instagram Notes are here, but what are they good for? Find the answers to the most frequently asked questions about using Notes.

Instagram is testing Notes, its new Twitter-like feature on IG Direct. Here’s how it works: Instagram is testing Notes, its new Twitter-like feature, allowing users to post text-only updates, sort of similar to "tweets," on their IG Direct inbox.

The feature allows users to place announcements, updates, and questions in a section of the platform that welcomes content deemed important enough to post but not necessarily worthy of a Story post or direct message.

Instagram has begun testing a new notes feature and profile ads. The notes will be a 60-character blurb that is set to appear in users IG Direct inboxes while ads may begin popping up on users profi

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Meta-owned Instagram is experimenting with yet another new feature, Notes that would allow users to post disappearing content. The Notes feature, which is currently being tested with a limited set of users, allows users to post quick notes, like announcements, to their “Close Friends” circle or to followers, who also follow them, reports TechCrunch.