Why Instagram blocked my video because of music?

These notifications are intended to alert you when our systems detect that your broadcast or uploaded video may include music in a way that doesn't adhere to our licensing agreements.

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Music is a bonding force in normal times. During difficult and isolating times like this, we know it can be even more important. As social distancing has forced everyone to stay apart, more people have turned to Instagram and Facebook Live to stay connected with their communities. This rapid rise in usage has created a lot of good during this crisis – raising money for frontline workers and underserved communities, driving awareness of healthy habits, encouraging people to stay safe by staying home, and bringing people together through new forms of entertainment. But it’s also highlighted some confusion across the community -- especially around the use of recorded music in Live on both Facebook and Instagram. At its core, Live brings people together in a real-time and unproduced way, which has opened up new creative opportunities for many creators, artists, and other public figures.

Clarifying Our Guidelines for Including Music in Video

We want to encourage musical expression on our platforms while also ensuring that we uphold our agreements with rights holders. These agreements help protect the artists, songwriters, and partners who are the cornerstone of the music community -- and we're grateful for how they've enabled the amazing creativity we've seen in this time. Our partnerships with rights holders have brought people together around music on our platforms. As part of our licensing agreements, there are limitations around the amount of recorded music that can be included in Live broadcasts or videos. While the specifics of our licensing agreements are confidential, today we’re sharing some general guidelines to help you plan your videos better: Music in stories and traditional live music performances (e.g., filming an artist or band performing live) are permitted. The greater the number of full-length recorded tracks in a video, the more likely it may be limited (more below on what we mean by “limited”).

For that reason, shorter clips of music are recommended.

There should always be a visual component to your video; recorded audio should not be the primary purpose of the video. These guidelines are consistent across live and recorded video on both Facebook and Instagram, and for all types of accounts -- i.e. pages, profiles, verified and unverified accounts. And although music is launched on our platforms in more than 90 countries, there are places where it is not yet available. So if your video includes recorded music, it may not be available for use in those locations. People also have access to a library of custom music and sound effects at no cost using Facebook’s Sound Collection. The Sound Collection includes thousands of tracks available to use in the videos you share on Facebook and Instagram without any limits – spanning genres like hip-hop, pop, jazz, country, and more.

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When you join Instagram live can they see you?

You can watch live broadcasts on the Instagram app or on Instagram.com. Keep in mind that when you start viewing a live broadcast, the person sharing and anyone else who's viewing may be able to see that you've joined.

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When someone you follow shares a live broadcast, their profile picture will appear at the top of Feed with a colorful ring around it and the word Live. Tap or click their profile picture to view their live broadcast.

You can watch live broadcasts on the Instagram app or on Instagram.com.

While viewing live broadcasts

Keep in mind that when you start viewing a live broadcast, the person sharing and anyone else who's viewing may be able to see that you've joined. While viewing someone's live broadcast, you can: Leave a comment. Tap Comment (Instagram app) or click Add a comment (Instagram.com) in the bottom right and type a comment. (Instagram app) or click (Instagram.com) in the bottom right and type a comment. Like a comment. Tap below the comment. The number of likes a comment receives will appear below it. below the comment. The number of likes a comment receives will appear below it. Reply to a comment. Tap below the comment and type a reply. below the comment and type a reply. React to the video. Tap in the bottom right and select an emoji. in the bottom right and select an emoji. Share the video. Tap in the bottom right or Share Video and select who you want to share it with. Anyone who's viewing the live broadcast can see when you like or comment on the video.

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