Headlining the updates today (Nov 26) is the ability for users to share their live location via DMs. According to a Newsroom post, Instagram states you can share your location "privately" in one-on-one and group chat DM threads. The platform states your shared location in a chat will "disappear after one hour."

Instagram is adding the ability to share your live location with friends in your DMs for up to one hour at a time so you can find each other when arriving at concerts, outings, and other gatherings. The feature works within Instagram’s direct messages, which also gets a few other new features, including sticker packs and nicknames.

Instagram enhanced its DM features. You can now share your live location with friends for meetups, add nicknames in chats and share over 300 new stickers.

Meta announced new updates for Instagram on Monday, unveiling features to enhance private messaging. Among these is the Instagram DMs location-sharing tool, which aims to make coordinating in-person gatherings easier.

Instagram has introduced a new feature within its in-app DMs, as it now lets users share their live location with each other.

To share your live location, you just need to open a direct message with a friend or a group chat. From there, you can choose to share your live location for up to an hour. If you'd rather not share your live location constantly, you can also just drop a pin on the map to show people where you are.

Instagram has just announced a new feature which will allow users to share their exact live location in private direct messages.

Instagram is rolling out a new feature that lets users share their live location with friends and family via direct messages (DMs), among other upgrades.

A private experience. The live location sharing feature is designed with user privacy in mind. It only shows the shared location to those involved in a private c

Instagram now lets you send your current whereabouts to your friends for up to an hour, or share a pin so you can see how far you and your mates are from the meeting point — there will be no more "I'm almost there" shenanigans afoot.