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Image: Instagram Instagram is taking another step forward to fight hate speech and abuse. The latest way to do so is in the form of new tools, which will help you stay protected from abusive direct messages. Also Read - Pakistan blocks Facebook, Twitter and other social media apps until 3 pm This will also help you stay away from blocked people if they try to contact you through a different account. Here’s how all this works and what it is all about. Also Read - Instagram to let users choose if they want to hide 'Likes' on their posts

3 March 2021, 1:50 am EST By Instagram confirms a bug that briefly hid likes to some users and was not visible to other people unless the post was there own.   ( "Instagram App - Credit to http://homedust.com/" by Homedust is licensed with CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ ) Instagram confirms a bug that briefly hid likes to some users and was not visible to other people unless the post was there own. A B...

Instagram wants to help those affected by eating disorders, negative body image issues Instagram wants to help those affected by eating disorders, negative body image issues Advertisement Instagram, the Facebook-owned photo sharing platform is introducing new resources for people affected by eating disorders, and negative body image to its social platform. These include surfacing expert resources and eating disorder hotlines in specific countries.    “We’re introducing new ways to support people on Instagram who may be affected by negative body image or an eating disorder, including sur...

This is how Instagram pledges to fights harassment on DMs News Published: February 11, 2021 6:48 PM IST Instagram has announced a new way to fight against hate speech on the platform, especially via its direct messages or the DM section. Also Read - Instagram Stories: How to add music to disappearing photos, videos The new way will ensure that no one tries to harass people over Instagram DMs, which recently became quite prevalent for sportspeople in the UK. One of the prominent athletes who faced racist abuse was Manchest...

Canadian e-commerce company Shopify said on Tuesday it would expand its payment option, "Shop Pay," to all users choosing to sell on Facebook and Instagram.