Yes—you can record anything: shows, movies, even live sports. It’s all saved to the cloud with no storage limit. Just remember, recordings disappear after 9 months, so don’t expect permanent archives.
Instagram is strict about post edits—you can’t add new photos after publishing. The edit menu only lets you change captions, tags, or location. To fix it, either repost the full set or upload the missing photo in a separate post or story.
I’d recommend shining a flashlight first, then using a soft brush or wooden stick to dislodge lint. Hold the phone upside down so particles fall out. It’s quick, safe, and usually fixes loose charging issues immediately.
Snap Score rises from sending and receiving snaps, plus posting to your story. Chats don’t matter, and opening snaps alone won’t increase it. Random jumps happen when Snapchat recalculates or adds inactive “bonus” points.
For budget setups, a portable USB-C monitor is your best bet. If you want max productivity, clip-on extenders like Mobile Pixels Trio are solid, though pricey. At home, just stick to a regular HDMI monitor—it’s cheapest and clearest.
The platform doesn’t give a “hide followers” toggle. Your choices: public profile (anyone can see) or private profile (only approved followers can see). You can manage further by removing unwanted followers or blocking specific accounts. No other workaround exists for now.
