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Instagram Is Reported To Be Working On A Paid Subscription Feature Called Exclusive Stories

Some screenshots about this upcoming Instagram feature have made rounds online recently.
Some screenshots about this upcoming Instagram feature have made rounds online recently Instagram is reported to be working on a paid subscription feature called Exclusive Stories
Whoops! "only members can see this story"

There will be a subscribe button on a creator's Instagram profile, too

Users may not be able to view a creator's story highlight soon because of Instagram's upcoming paid subscription feature called "Exclusive Stories". When regular users stumble upon an Exclusive Story, Instagram will tell them "only members" can view the content.

In case you didn't come across this tweet, a user on Twitter shared some screenshots and snippets of information about the rumored feature.
Some screenshots about this upcoming Instagram feature have made rounds online recently Instagram is reported to be working on a paid subscription feature called Exclusive Stories
Exclusive Stories can be saved to a highlight for fans eyes only

What we know about the Instagram Exclusive Stories according to software developer Alessandro Paluzzi:

1. It is not possible to take screenshots of exclusive stories.
2. The Exclusive Stories icon will be purple.
3. Even exclusive stories can be saved to a Highlight so fans always have something to see when they join.
4. When a user has a fan club, the subscribe button will appear in their profile.
Some screenshots about this upcoming Instagram feature have made rounds online recently Instagram is reported to be working on a paid subscription feature called Exclusive Stories
If the "close friends" only stories icon is in green, "exclusive stories" will be in purple

According to a report from international tech blog TechCrunch, "Instagram confirmed that the screenshots of the feature recently circulated across social media are from an internal prototype that’s now in development, but not yet being publicly tested."

It was also reported that "the company declined to share any specific details about its plans, saying they’re not at a place to talk about this project just yet."

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