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How to add music to your Instagram profile page
- Learn how to add a song to your Instagram profile page to share your current favorite track or showcase your music preferences.
- You can showcase your favorite music on your Instagram profile by following a few simple steps. Open Instagram on your iPhone, tap your profile picture, tap Edit profile, then tap Add music to your profile.
- When someone visits your Instagram profile, they'll see the song you added. They can tap the play button or the track name to hear the selected portion. They can also view other users' Reels featuring the same track and add the song to their own profile or listen to the full track on Spotify.
- To replace the song, go to your Instagram profile, tap Edit Profile, and remove the current song. Then, choose another song to add to your profile.
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Insider
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An influencer's clothing brand launch was a huge miss for her followers, so she took the site down. She relaunched it 7 months later with better materials and lower prices.
- Madeleine White faced backlash when her pajama brand See You Tomorrow launched with higher pricing and low-quality materials.
- She immediately acted on the complaints and took the site down before relaunching the brand 7 months later with better materials and lower prices.
- White learned that listening and responding to feedback is essential in building back trust with her audience.
- Her goal was to create a brand that her followers could resonate with, and she realized that her initial launch fell short.
- She was glad that she took the leap of faith and decided to trust her instincts and create the product she wanted.
- White spent a lot of money finding new manufacturers and financing the entire venture herself.
- She believes that influencers are held to a high standard but sees that as a good thing because it makes the brand better.
- White wants to repair her relationship with her supporters and has learned not to put her name on anything until she's 100% happy with it.
- She emphasized that it's vital to do things right and that trust is everything.
- White's transparency and her willingness to listen to her audience's concerns have paid off with fans applauding her for the relaunch.
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Insider
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A cofounder of a top influencer-management firm shares his predictions for the creator economy in 2025
- Neil Waller, cofounder of the creator-marketing agency Whalar Group, shared his predictions for the creator economy in 2025.
- He expects more creators to plan out their content calendars and hire talent managers.
- Waller predicts a larger adoption of generative AI tools by creators and an increase in monetization through online courses.
- He also foresees audio technology advancements and the entry of athletes, politicians, musicians, and entrepreneurs into the creator space.
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Dev
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Template Poster IG
- Instagram is a visual-centric app which allows users to share photos, videos and stories, with a focus on visual aesthetics.
- Templates are pre-designed layouts that can be customized to create content more efficiently.
- Using templates ensures consistency across an Instagram feed, with a range of designs available on platforms such as Canva and Adobe Spark.
- Instagram posts are the main type of content shared, and are usually static images or videos, whereas Instagram Reels, launched in 2020, are short and dynamic videos set to music.
- Instagram Stories are a feature borrowed from Snapchat and allow users to post photos or videos that disappear after 24 hours, providing a popular and casual way to share updates and behind-the-scenes content.
- Templates speed up productivity as they provide a consistent aesthetic, are time-saving, provide professional results, are highly customizable, and can spark inspiration.
- By leveraging a template poster IG, users can create visually stunning posts, Reels, and Stories, saving time while maintaining a cohesive visual identity across their Instagram presence.
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How to know when your WhatApp message has been seen
- After sending a WhatsApp message, you might see a single (✓) or double tick.
- Single tick: The message has been sent from your end.
- Double tick (gray): The message has been delivered to the recipient’s phone or other devices where they have set up WhatsApp.
- Double tick (blue): The recipient has seen or read the delivered message.
- To check the timestamp, swipe left on the message on iPhone.
- On Android, touch and hold the message and tap info icon.
- For bundled images & videos, tap the bundle and hold individual media to know when it was viewed.
- Reasons read receipts may not appear include turned off read receipts, no internet connection, recipient's phone turned off, message ignored and blocked user.
- Read receipts work for group messages and give a 'seen' timestamp for those who have left the group.
- The read receipt resets to three dots (...) when a message is edited.
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WhatsApp scores historic victory against NSO Group in long-running spyware hacking case
- Israeli spyware maker NSO Group has been found liable for breaching hacking laws by using WhatsApp to infect devices with its Pegasus spyware.
- The ruling comes after a five-year legal battle, with WhatsApp alleging that over 1,400 users were targeted with the spyware.
- Judge Phyllis Hamilton stated that NSO must have gained access to WhatsApp and failed to offer a plausible explanation for how it could have done so without agreeing to the terms of service.
- The case will proceed to trial in March 2025 to determine the damages that NSO Group should pay to WhatsApp.
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WhatsApp Will No Longer Work on Older Android Phones Starting January 2025
- WhatsApp will end support for Android smartphones running Android KitKat (version 4.4) or earlier starting January 1, 2025.
- The decision will impact both the standard WhatsApp app and WhatsApp Business.
- Users with older Android versions will no longer be able to access WhatsApp services.
- Newer versions of Android OS systems include upgraded APIs and enhanced technologies.
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How to Use ChatGPT in WhatsApp using 1-800-ChatGPT
- OpenAI is launching 1-800-ChatGPT for users in the US and Canada to have conversations with ChatGPT.
- Users in other countries can also access ChatGPT on WhatsApp.
- 1-800-ChatGPT is free to use and doesn't require connecting a ChatGPT account.
- Follow the mentioned steps to use ChatGPT in WhatsApp using 1-800-ChatGPT.
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TechJuice
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WhatsApp Introduces Fresh Default Reaction for Users
- WhatsApp has introduced a new default reaction for users.
- The new default reaction is the party popper emoji.
- The party popper emoji has been added as the seventh default reaction on WhatsApp.
- WhatsApp has also made improvements to the gallery attachment screen on iOS and Android.
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Spyware Maker NSO Group Found Liable In US Court
- Spyware maker NSO Group has been found liable in a US federal court, after its Pegasus spyware was used to hack journalists and activists.
- US federal judge Phyllis Hamilton in California ruled that NSO Group illegally hacked into WhatsApp's systems and violated the US Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
- WhatsApp is entitled to sanctions for NSO's refusal to turn over source code during the trial.
- The ruling has significant implications for the spyware industry and holds NSO Group accountable for breaking the law.
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Meta’s iOS Interoperability Requests
- Meta has made 15 interoperability requests under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) in the EU, more than any other company.
- Apple claims that Meta's requests could compromise user security and privacy.
- Meta argues that Apple is using privacy as an excuse to avoid reasonable interoperability.
- The European Commission is evaluating Apple's compliance with the DMA and gathering feedback.
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WhatsApp v. NSO Group
- A U.S. judge ruled in favor of WhatsApp in a lawsuit against NSO Group.
- WhatsApp accused NSO Group of exploiting a bug to install spy software.
- The lawsuit claimed unauthorized surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists and activists.
- The ruling focused on whether NSO Group exceeded authorization on WhatsApp.
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WhatsApp’s latest update is ready to help you get the holiday party started
- WhatsApp's latest update adds the party popper as the seventh default emoji reaction.
- The update introduces dynamic confetti animation triggered by certain party emojis.
- The party popper is a temporary default emoji reaction during the festive period.
- The update is available on compatible devices across all platforms.
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TechCrunch
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Instagram tests a way to show you Story Highlights you didn’t get a chance to see
- Instagram is testing a new feature to show unseen Story Highlights from a user's mutual followers.
- The feature aims to ensure users don't miss original content from friends and family.
- Unseen Story Highlights from the past week will be displayed at the end of the Stories tray.
- The feature will only be visible when users have viewed all the current Stories in the tray.
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U.S. Court rules against NSO Group in WhatsApp spyware Lawsuit
- A U.S. court ruled in favor of WhatsApp against NSO Group, holding the spyware vendor liable for exploiting a flaw to deliver Pegasus spyware.
- WhatsApp won a legal case against NSO Group in a U.S. court over exploiting a vulnerability to deliver Pegasus spyware.
- The court found NSO Group liable for breaching WhatsApp's terms of service by using the platform for malicious purposes.
- NSO Group was ordered to provide details regarding the complete functionality of the spyware, covering the period before and after the alleged attack.
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