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Facebook and Instagram will now show location of posts from high-reach accounts targeting US audiences

Facebook these days is introducing every other function geared toward making it more straightforward to look who’s in the back of the posts revealed throughout Facebook and Instagram. The corporate says it will now show the location of the Facebook Page or Instagram account with a big target market on each put up it stocks, so finish person…
Facebook today is introducing another feature aimed at making it easier to see who’s behind the posts published across Facebook and Instagram. The company says it will now display the location of the Facebook Page or Instagram account with a large audience on every post it shares, so end user…

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