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Rumours say users on Instagram will soon be able to see and share “exclusive” content

by Elias Parker
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Instagram is developing a new paid feature that will give exclusive access to interact with stories and posts. “Exclusive Stories” will allow influencers to publish content that will be available only to some followers. The feature seems to be only one of the many monetization tools that still have to be developed and is often compared to Twitter’s Super Follow. Currently, it is in the testing phase and hasn’t been made public yet, although some screenshots have been leaked to social media.

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