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Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/8\/18\/23311715\/instagram-reels-tiktok-edit-mute-download-no-audio<\/a>
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Instagram is tired of creators making their videos in Reels and then heading over to TikTok. While using Reels this week, The Verge<\/em> discovered that when trying to download an edited clip to an iPhone, the audio from the clip disappeared. This means if you want to export the footage from Reels to use in another app, you have to actually post the Reel first in order to save the sound. As recently as late July, it was possible to download the clip with audio and use it in a separate app \u2014 like, say, TikTok \u2014 without posting it first.<\/p>\n

The audio was stripped out on three iPhones we tested, though exports with audio were still possible with Instagram on Android. Instagram did not respond to multiple requests for comment on whether this was a glitch or an intentional change.<\/p>\n