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Earlier this year in February, Instagram announced that those who frequently send abusive messages will have their accounts disabled, and new accounts created to get around the ban will also get the same treatment. Back then, the company revealed that it is working on more ways to curb hate speech in your inbox. Today, the company has outlined a few additional steps to ensure that users don’t get to see such harassing messages in the first place. There is also a new system that prevents someone from sending you messages from another account once you’ve blocked them. Starting with the pre...

Instagram users will be able to filter abusive messages Updated / Wednesday, 21 Apr 2021 18:14 The social media giant confirmed it will begin rolling out to people in Ireland in the coming weeks Instagram users will be able to filter out abusive messages and comments they receive as part of a new update unveiled by the social media platform. Premier League footballers and other sporting stars have revealed widespread racist, sexist and other abuse sent to them on the platform in recent months, sparking outrage. A number of players and football clubs have taken part in social media blackouts ...

Instagram Users Can Now Filter Abusive Messages and Avoid Unwanted Contact Apr 21, 2021 12:11 EDT Internet is a wild, wild place, and there is no way to overlook that. To make the user experience a bit safer, Instagram has announced several new features that will essentially help the users avoid abusive messages and unwanted contact with other people on the platform. These new features join Instagram's effort to compact abuse and hate speech, including some strict penalties for people who are sending abusive messages using Instagram's Direct Messaging service. Instagram is About to Becom...

Instagram unveil new tools to protect yourself from online abuse. (PA) Instagram users will be given new tools to help protect themselves from online abuse, the social media platform has announced.  Users of the Facebook-owned app will able to filter out abusive messages and comments they receive as part of a new update. Similar to muting words on Twitter, the new tool will enable users to build a list of offensive terms. Messages containing the words will then be automatically filtered away. Premier League footballers and other sporting stars have revealed widespread racist, sexist...

Premier League footballers and other sporting stars have revealed widespread racist, sexist and other abuse sent to them on the platform.