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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 accidentally widely expanded a test to remove public "like" counts on Tuesday.  It was because of a bug, but signals Instagram is still working on potentially removing like counts. Here's how such a change could impact the influencer industry, according to creators and insiders. What is Instagram without "like" counts?  Many users found out after Instagram on Tuesday suddenly — and accidentally — expanded widely a test to remove the public displays of the number of likes. The test didn't actually remove the functionality of likes, since creators could still see the total numbe...

Madonna says Instagram's new privacy policy allows Mark Zuckerberg to spy on users Madonna says Instagram's new privacy policy allows Mark Zuckerberg to spy on users Singer celebrity Madonna said that the "new cyber surveillance policies allow Mark Zuckerberg to spy on you and your family, steal your most intimate secrets and monitor your compliance with government mandates through all your devices." advertisement (Picture: Reuters) Facebook-owned social media platform Instagram revised its privacy policy on December 20, 2020. Celebrity singer Madonna on the platform reacted and posted a vide...

Censoring of posts is “a pattern” Farmers in India are currently taking part in the largest organized protests in the world, against three farming laws passed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. The farmers — many of whom hail from India’s northern Punjab and Haryana states — are concerned that the laws, which bring corporations into the controlled agricultural sector, will leave them at the mercy of large corporations and will lead to the ultimate loss of their land and livelihood. “I can’t stress enough that the reason the farmers’ protest has received as much ...

Advertisement Last week (December 16), Instagram clarified their new policy update, tweeting: “We’re seeing some confusion that our Terms of Use update is targeted at sex workers. We want to reassure our community that this isn’t true, and nothing will change about the way we enforce our policies on 12/20. “We made some changes to our Terms to make them easier to understand; for example, we’re providing clearer language on how we use data to personalise ads. You can find them here and they apply to everyone on Instagram,” they added, sharing a link to an explainer on Facebook.