Facebook and Instagram's 'Year in Review' for 2021 is here, and it will bring users a chance to see how well they have gone on social media and the posts that had the massive reach and popularity among their feed. The Year in Review is known for its popularity among influencers and content creators, which have a lot to share, something which the public also wants to see in their profiles.
Facebook, Instagram's Year-In Review 2021: How to Use It
Facebook and Instagram have launched this year's "Year in Review 2021" for users that want to see their track for the 12 months, providing a look back on the many happenings that have occurred. According to Tech Crunch, the review would be available as it pops up atop the feed of both social media platforms from Meta.
Upon clicking, the algorithm of Meta would provide the user's information, including that of top posts and shares for the year. Moreover, it would also include the list of friends which they interacted the most and other factors.
Instagram Playback: Year in Review for Stories
Instagram's Playback is the new offer for this year, and it would be a Year in Review for 2021 stories that a user has posted on their respective profiles. There would be a collection of the most popular stories from users, but it could also be edited and choose only the best or preferred media to showcase, having control over these.
Make sure that the application is up to date with the latest OS of the smartphone and the latest version of Instagram on one's profile. After which, a pop-up ad while accessing the Stories will appear. However, if that does not show up, a user can opt to tap the "2021" icons found in other users' Playback, which they have already launched.
However, if that too is not available, users can head to Instagram Creators' account to access the "2021" card, which they can tap to access the Playback feature.
Facebook and Instagram's Year Under Meta
Instagram and Facebook have been the top two disputed social media platforms of the present, and it is because of the said harmful content and mental health problems that the company has found. Meta has kept it from the public, but prying eyes and internet investigators have found that it has that report and publicized it, forcing the company to address this issue.
The rebrand to Meta has taken away some of the heat from Facebook regarding its whistleblower scandals with Frances Haugen and the like, revealing the harmful content the social media company has set aside. The lawsuit that Facebook is now facing is a massive one, and it is compelled to present its facts and research to court and defend itself from the issues.
Nevertheless, social media users still have a lot to use from the company, including that of the Year in Review for both Facebook and Instagram, to see how much they have grown this year. A look back on 2021 shows the many things that happened, which they have achieved.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
