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Instagram is reportedly exploring the launch of a standalone app for Reels, its short-form video feature. With TikTok's future in the U.S. uncertain, the Meta-owned company aims to capitalize on the opportunity by offering a similar video-scrolling

Hello! Medial family, I decided to share some entrepreneurs things with you guys like, • Startup-ideas • Founders journey/Story • Startup stories • Facts/Info about startups • Cofounder/Job opportunities • News & Updates [qadir™]

I have an idea regarding to block all short media in phone like reels ,shorts and all things. I want someone has potential to build something like that I will provide funding.

Hi, I have Idea 💡 regarding business As we all know that nowadays people prefer the short content like 'reels and short'.... So what If I will make app for p@rn .Where we show porn reels ...( And I think it work ) I don't know does these app is alr

The visionary behind short-form video content expertly tapped into human psychology, creating an experience that's dangerously addictive. 1. Dopamine Feedback Loop: Watching reels triggers dopamine, the "feel-good" neurotransmitter. The unpredictabi

Dear mother earth, the future engineers and inventors are making and scrolling reels and also cheating in exams. As there is no scope for development in future, you will be safe❤️ Stop studying and save mother earth!!

what if the medial had a short reels section where people could upload and share their startup pitch,learning videos or any entrepreneur's journey experiences, or ceos and founders, investors could share some of their insights on how to run a buisne

The Entertainment Revolution We all are aware about the effects of short form content which became popular with the arrival of TikTok. Let it be Instagram reels, YouTube Shorts, TikTok or any other short video app we all have spent several hours sc

" Can't Stop Scrolling " Ever feel endlessly scrolling Instagram? New photos, stories, reels – it's a vortex! But how does it keep us glued? The Feel-Good Trap: Likes, comments, follower requests trigger a dopamine rush, making you crave more. It's