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Meta has revealed that it plans to test paid subscriptions to Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook – with multiple options apparently on the cards. The company has so far only provided
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The company has so far only provided specifics on the paywalled features for Instagram, with no details yet available about its other services …
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