When Instagram removed the ability to see what your friends and family like, third-party app Like Patrol sprang up. And now it's gone away after Apple removed it from the App Store.
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri has announced that it will start hiding likes on its platform beginning next week.
Instagram has announced that in the last month it has extended its ban on depictions of self-harm and suicide to include fictional content such as memes and drawings, as well as graphic images from film and comics.
Facebook is launching just what everyone was asking for — another messaging app! Threads by Instagram is here, and it offers direct messaging and easy photo-sharing with your closest friends.
On September 9, 2019, Instagram is down for users all around the world — including the U.S., UK, and more.
Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp are currently experiencing an outage with Europe and the East Coast of the U.S. being the most affected.
The massive social media app is taking numbers out of the equation by hiding Likes: so what exactly does this mean for users?
Less than a month after Facebook exposed around 600 million of its users' passwords to employees, the company has quietly announced that Instagram accounts have been affected as well.
All of Facebook — including Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp — appear to be having major server problems at the moment. So no, you're not alone!
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