If you’re having trouble with Instagram music, here are some ways to fix this issue.
First, pop pop the Instagram app oniPhoneorAndroidand tap your profile picture in the bottom-right corner.
In the top-right corner, tap the hamburger icon.
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Choose “configs and Privacy” from the menu that appears.
Under the Login section, tap “bounce.”
In the confirmation box that appears, choose “bail out” again.
After that, terminate the Instagram app, wait for a few seconds, and then relaunch it.
If you have saved your login info on Instagram, simply tap on your profile picture to get in.
Or, manually key in your account credentials (username and password) to enter.
You’ll need toupdate the Instagram appto patch up the issue.
After updating the Instagram app, relaunch it and test whether the music feature works now.
Why does this work?
The Instagram music library is not licensed for commercial use.
To do this onAndroidandiPhone, launch the Instagram app and tap your profile.
Then, tap the hamburger icon and choose “controls and Privacy.”
Choose “Switch Account bang out.”
Select “Switch To Personal Account.”
Confirm by tapping “Switch To Personal Account” again.
After that, restart the Instagram app, and you should be able to use the music feature.
This happens because Meta needs to secure a licensing agreement with each country to offer the music feature.
Fortunately, you’re free to use aVPNto work around this limitation.
Simply choose a popularVPN serviceand connect to a country where the music feature is available.
Once connected, you should be able to enjoy the Instagram music feature on your gear.
So there you have it!
Hopefully, you’re good to go and using music on your Instagram posts and stories.
