Meta introduces NFT crossposting and shareability on Instagram.

Meta, the company in charge of social media on Facebook and Instagram, announced another advancement in its digital arts initiative. As of this September 29, users in 100 countries on both platforms can connect portfolios and share NFT.

Users will now be able to tag creators and collectors and post-digital collectibles across platforms without having to pay any fees.

This feature had been in testing since last August, where some users could have the opportunity to share digital collectibles they own on Facebook and Instagram.

The company now has support for third-party wallets such as Rainbow, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, and Dapper Wallet, along with support for Ethereum, Polygon, and Flow blockchains.

Several Twitter users expressed concerns about the security and privacy of data shared when connecting their digital wallets to Meta’s platform at the time as a data breach had occurred.

With Meta entering the NFT market, we would now have 3 of the major social networks allowing their users to share NFTs and we hope this move will give many people the opportunity to enter this world.