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Instagram has quietly rolled out the ability for users to schedule direct messages. The Meta-owned social network confirmed to TechCrunch on Monday that the new feature is rolling out to all users ...

You can now schedule messages by holding down the send button. This will open a menu where you can select the date and time you want your message to be sent. Instagram allows scheduling up to 29 days ...

Instagram spruced up its DM features on Monday. You can now share your live location with friends, handy for meetups at concerts or other crowded places. The social platform also now lets you add ...

Meta-owned Instagram has quietly introduced a handful of new features to DMs. The new functionalities are aimed at making the direct messaging experience more interesting. The new features include ...

Instagram on Friday announced an update to DMs, its direct messages inbox, which will improve the experience for those who receive a lot of inbound messages, like creators and influencers. Now, the ...

Your DMs are about to get a lot less secure ...

Instagram users who regret sending that poorly worded direct message can now breathe a sigh of relief. Engineers at parent company Meta Platforms Inc. have enabled a feature allowing Instagram users ...

It's not always the right time to share everything. Maybe you have an important message (or meme) to send to your Instagram friend, but you know they're still at work. You wouldn't want to ...

Instagram wants to be your hub for messaging, a priority made all the clearer on Wednesday when it launched five new features with the help of global superstars JENNIE and Doechii. Users can now ...

Instagram will now let you schedule direct messages (DMs) on the app to be sent at a later time. The new feature was spotted on the app and then shared on Threads over the weekend. Meta later ...