Instagram Stories Are Viewed by 500 Million Users Per Day
Instagram Stories have hit 500 million daily users, which is up from the 400 million reported in June 2018.
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Instagram Stories have hit 500 million daily users, which is up from the 400 million reported in June 2018.
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