Apparently, Meta (formerly Facebook) intends to introduce a new feature to Instagram users so that they can identify multiple observers for their live events. This feature can possibly increase the popularity of live videos.
Last month, Instagram unveiled two new features, Live Scheduling and Practice Mode, for live streaming of its users, and has now begun testing its next feature. According to Alessandro Palozi, the app’s reverse engineer, Instagram is working on a feature that allows users to add multiple monitors to their live stream.
As you can see in the screenshots above, Instagram’s new feature is seen as the top live streaming option, and you can add someone else to help manage comments. You can also select this person from the users who are watching your live.
The new Instagram feature will definitely be useful for content creators with large audiences as it allows them to remove inappropriate comments from their live stream as soon as possible.
It should be noted that the ability to add a supervisor to Live is still under development and will take some time to be available to users. In addition, you can not be completely sure of adding such a feature to Instagram.
Palozi also mentioned on Twitter another feature that Instagram users can use to customize their homepage content according to specific categories, including home, follow-up, and favorites. He recently shared another image of this feature that shows some changes in appearance. According to this image, it can be confirmed that Instagram is still testing this feature.
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