Facebook introduced Content Protection, a mobile tool that helps creators safeguard their original Reels. Creators can enroll to automatically protect new Reels and manually add older ones.

Meta expanded access to Meta AI translations, giving creators the ability to automatically dub and lip-sync their Facebook and Instagram Reels in another language using their own voice and tone.

Facebook will classify all videos as Reels. In the coming months, any video content posted regardless of length or orientation, will be labeled a Reel.

Facebook is testing a new way to display affiliate links more prominently on creators' Reels, videos, photos, and text posts.

Facebook has introduced a new training policy for first-time violators of its Community Standards. Creators who breach these standards for the first time will receive a notification to complete in-app educational training about the specific policy they violated.

Facebook has announced several updates to its videos, including an improved video player that features Reels, long videos, and live streams in a fullscreen view

Facebook added a 'Connect your reel to a video' option for Reels.

Meta has recently introduced a range of new features for Reels ads in anticipation of the holiday season.

Facebook is updating its video features.

Meta has announced several updates for creators on Facebook to help with content creation, audience growth, and monetization.

With the Branded Content Tool, creators can easily disclose Reels they create in partnership with brands. Like Instagram Reels, their video will have a Paid Partnership label when they add the tag.

Facebook launched Facebook Reels globally.