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Instagram Set To Bring Its TikTok Rival, Reels To The United States In August

  • Jul 16, 2020
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Our favorite photo-sharing app, Instagram, confirmed (Jul.16) it will finally be launching Reels in the United States sometime in August. The new video feature is explicitly designed to create short-form creative content, a spokesperson for the company revealed.

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