Instagram just fixed one of its most annoying flaws: losing Reels forever. The new Watch History feature lets you easily find videos you have watched or accidentally swiped away without saving, putting an end to late-night scroll regrets.

Instagram announced on Friday that it will now let you go back and see your previously watched Reels thanks to a new “Watch History” feature. Rival TikTok has had a Watch History feature for a few years now.

Instagram Reels now has a watch history that shows you everything you've viewed in the last 30 days. It's going to be life-changing!

Paid groups of clippers are boosting internet celebrities like MrBeast behind the scenes, like billboards and commercials of the modern era. The biggest content creators on the internet are paying the equivalent of a call center’s worth of employees to clip their content to post as Shorts and Reels across social media.

Cubans waded through flooded, debris-strewn streets Wednesday as Hurricane Melissa blasted across the Caribbean, leaving 30 dead or missing in Haiti and devastating swaths of Jamaica.

Instagram's latest feature should make it easier to resurface videos you've viewed. On Friday, Adam Mosseri revealed a new watch history for Reels. "Hopefully, now you can find that thing that you were trying to find that you couldn't find before," the Instagram CEO said.

Instagram just launched a watch history feature for Reels you’ve recently seen, here are the details on how it works.

SANTIAGO: Cubans waded through flooded houses on Wednesday, and authorities in Haiti reported 20 dead as Hurricane Melissa blasted across the Caribbean after devastating swaths of Jamaica.

Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in Cuba as a category three storm, the US National Hurricane Center says. "Sustained" winds up to 120mph (193km/h) are hitting the southern coast of the country. The mayor of Montego Bay says one half of the city in north-west Jamaica has been cut off from the other by flood waters.