If there’s one social media service that has been on roll for quite some time now in regards to introducing exciting new features, it’s Instagram. Whether it’s about hiding like count from posts or testing group stories, Instagram has been striving on making its platform as enjoyable for its users as it can get. Well, today isn’t any different either!
According to renowned App Researcher Jane Manchun Wong, the Facebook-owned social media service is reportedly working on a Map Sticker for Stories. Wong also attached a screenshot with her tweet through which we can get a better idea about the feature in question.
As stated by her, she posted the tweet from Hong Kong International Airport. The Map Sticker in her Story shows a mark placed on her location. So, basically the particular feature, if released, will allow us to share our location through an Instagram Story.
According to Wong, the feature hasn’t been released yet. However, she get access to it as well as other unreleased Facebook features by reverse engineering the app.
There’s no word yet regarding when we can expect the general release of Map Sticker or even get access to it in the Beta version. Judging by Wong’s screenshot however, it’s safe to assume that it is close to being ready and witnessing a global roll-out within the next few months. Stay tuned for further updates.
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According to renowned App Researcher Jane Manchun Wong, the Facebook-owned social media service is reportedly working on a Map Sticker for Stories. Wong also attached a screenshot with her tweet through which we can get a better idea about the feature in question.
As stated by her, she posted the tweet from Hong Kong International Airport. The Map Sticker in her Story shows a mark placed on her location. So, basically the particular feature, if released, will allow us to share our location through an Instagram Story.
According to Wong, the feature hasn’t been released yet. However, she get access to it as well as other unreleased Facebook features by reverse engineering the app.
There’s no word yet regarding when we can expect the general release of Map Sticker or even get access to it in the Beta version. Judging by Wong’s screenshot however, it’s safe to assume that it is close to being ready and witnessing a global roll-out within the next few months. Stay tuned for further updates.
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