Instagram is the second most used social media platform these days and on the top is Snapchat.
Instagram has many features and is updating every single week, so keeping up with it is quite a difficult task for users.
Instagram is the only app which needs an update after every week.
As we all are habitual of getting disrupted by posts from people whom we don’t follow on Instagram. Well, I think its going to get even more worse as according to a new finding by a social media expert, Instagram is now testing a new Repost option which would enable users to amplify any post by re-sharing it their followers in the app.
As you can see here, soon, users will be able to view a display of all of the posts that a user has re-posted.
So essentially it is a kind of retweet but for Instagram feed posts instead.
What I mean is that people are already upset with this theory of seeing posts from people they don’t know or clearly have no interest in watching that content and this reposting may add on more disappointment to the users.
What I mean is that people are already upset with this theory of seeing posts from people they don’t know or clearly have no interest in watching that content and this reposting may add on more disappointment to the users.
Re-posting is another explicit step towards dismantling the IG that you know, in favor of one that Instagram thinks will be a better experience for you.
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