Would you pay for WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook? Meta to test premium subscriptions

More changes may be on the horizon. Meta Platforms (Meta), the company behind Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, is reportedly exploring new subscription options for premium experiences across its apps, according to a TechCrunch report later confirmed by a Meta spokesperson to Investopedia. Most of us are part of the billions on social media, but would you be willing to pay for extra features? Recommended For You The proposed subscriptions would unlock additional features, including expanded artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Meta is also planning to introduce paid features such as Vibes, its AI-powered video generation app that allows users to create visuals using artificial intelligence. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. Despite the introduction of paid subscriptions, Meta’s core services will remain free to use, according to a report by BBC. Subscriptions for businesses Meta also intends to integrate Manus, an AI firm founded in China and acquired in December for a reported $2 billion (£1.46 billion), into its subscription services, TechCrunch noted. The company will continue to offer standalone Manus subscriptions to businesses. Meta has said the acquisition will enhance its AI capabilities by providing “agents” — tools that can handle complex tasks
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