Instagram Soon Introduce "My Week" Feature: Let You Keep Stories Live For Week

Instagram users able to remove My Week story anytime

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Instagram is working on different innovative features to enhance the overall user experience. There are a lot of features cooking in Instagram's oven 一 working on bringing a meta-verified feed and enabling users to turn off read receipts in DMs. Now, this time for a story feature upgrade.

Meta-owned social media platform testing a feature that will give users the ability to keep their story live for a week. Instagram named this feature "My Week" 一 as the name suggests the story will last for 7 days. We heard about this feature from tech investigator, Alessandro Paluzzi, who shared this news through its official X (formally known as Twitter).

#Instagram is working on "My Week": show your stories for 7 days 👀

⭐ Keeps stories shared over the last 7 days
⭐ You can remove any story
⭐ Quietly add a story to my week only pic.twitter.com/ytcobzIKh7

— Alessandro Paluzzi (@alex193a) November 18, 2023

Wait, the interesting part of this update is that you can remove any story you like or just add the story to My Week without telling your followers. For creators, this feature helps them get more users or followers for their content. As a story lives longer, it will have more paid promotion benefits. This will allow the creator's content to live for a full week to engage their followers. For businesses, it's like a whole new playground for advertising and brand promotion. This will help in reaching new consumers for its brands.

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This feature also acts as an event reminder for events 一 week-long promotions or challenges, your followers will be able to see it in your story for the entire duration. If you travel a lot and prefer to share your experience and your journey diaries online for a long time then the My Week feature is definitely made for you.

This elegant update is still baking in Instagram's oven and has not rolled out for the general public and beta users. As per Alessandro Paluzzi, Instagram will roll out this feature for both iOS and Android users. We are expecting that iOS will be the first to experience this update and then Android as usual. When this feature live and come to stable channel, we will posted as soon. Additionally, this giant social media platform recently rolled out a new feature for downloading reels.