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Facebook tests going Reels-first in India

By Jagmeet Singh · Oct 6, 2026, 7:38 AM CDT

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Meta is testing a new Facebook UX in India that sends some users directly into full-screen video when they open the app, putting Reels front and center.

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FramingThe language frames the change as a direct push of Reels, emphasizing a shift toward video‑first content.

EmphasisThe phrase highlights Reels as the focal point, suggesting a strategic priority without providing supporting data.

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The article provides no information about the size of the test group, the duration of the test, user feedback, whether the change is permanent or experimental, or any statements from Meta or Indian regulators.

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The test reflects Meta's broader strategy to prioritize short‑form video (Reels) across its platforms, a move that has been seen in other markets as the company competes with TikTok and other video‑first services.

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The piece presents the information as a straightforward report of a product test without offering analysis, interpretation, or editorial commentary; it therefore leans toward factual reporting rather than opinion.