Instagram rolled out the ability for creators to ask followers questions in their Stories using stickers. The feature allows followers to reply privately to the creator, and the creator can then publicly post those replies without the author's name.
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Facebook Tests Highlights, Which Will Eternalize Users’ Stories In Their Profiles
Facebook is quietly testing a new feature, Stories Highlights, that would let users save old Stories content rather than having it disappear after 24 hours. The feature would look a lot like Stories Highlights in Instagram.
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