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Instagram has restricted its Live feature to users with public accounts and at least 1,000 followers, affecting around 250 million users. This change has been criticized for disadvantaging smaller creators and aspiring influencers. Meta, Instagram's parent company, stated the move aims to improve the Live experience, though critics suggest it may be to reduce spam and align with TikTok's policies.
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