Instagram – Meta’s photo and video sharing platform – is planning to introduce a way for users to get earrly access to features, according to a recent leak. At present, Testers can only join the [Android] Beta Program to Access Instagram’s beta features which are currently in the test phase. With the rumoured “early access”, users may be able to experience with the in-DeveloPment features through an alternate method.
A screenshot shared on Threads By Developer Alesandro Paluzzi sugges that option to join early access may be presented in the Settings and activity Tab. A new “early access to features” is reportedly as the last option.
With this new option, instagram might finally allows users early access to its experience Google Search Labs and YouTube Experiences.
AI-Generated Themes on Instagram
Paluzzi also revised that the social media platform is working to further incorporate Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Into its app. It may reportedly allows to generate themes for chats with ai.
At present, Instagram Allows Users to Tweak Chat Themes With Options Such as GraDInts and Colors, While also presenting special themes. A screenshot shared by the leaker shows a new Create with ai Option AlongSide Other Chat Themes Such as Pickleball, Snack Party, and Minecraft.
A similar feature on WhatsApp was also reportedly under development which might enable users to choose from five preset themes – Blue, Green (Default), Grey, Red, and Purple. As per the report, it might be available via a new theme picker and selecting a theme might change the color and the wallpaper in the chat’s background.
Upcoming Instagram Cross-Posting Feature
According to another recent ReportInstagram is also working to brings cross-posting to the platform. It would be reportedly allowed users to cross-post content from Instagram to Threads-Meta’s microblogging platform which serves as a direction competer to x (formmerly twitter).
This feature would not be turned on by default and users might need to opt-in to use it, the report spends. It would be reportedly work along the same lines as the cross-post functionality between instagram and Facebook,