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You Can Now Edit DMs on Instagram

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You Can Now Edit DMs on Instagram

You Can Now Edit DMs on Instagram

You Can Now Edit DMs , on Instagram.

Instagram made the announcement on March 4, TechCrunch reports .

Today, we are excited to announce a number of new DM features to help you better connect with friends, express yourself, and organize your inbox, Instagram, via blog post.

Whether it’s a typo or something just doesn’t sound right, you can now edit messages up to 15 minutes after sending, Instagram, via blog post.

To use the feature, press and hold the sent message, which will make a dropdown menu appear.

Select "edit" to alter the DM.

The text bubble will have an "edited" label on it to let the receiver know that the message has been altered.

Other new features include the ability to pin chats to the top of your inbox.

Toggle read receipts on and off, .

Save stickers and personalize conversations with additional themes.

We are always working to make messaging on Instagram a fun and private way for people to connect with each other.

Stay tuned for more features coming soon, Instagram, via blog post


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