Here are the Instagram changes coming soon

Here are the Instagram changes coming soon

Instagram appears to be maintaining its place among the world's best social photo-sharing sites thanks to a series of new updates announced today at Facebook's F8 conference. The biggest update is for creators who want to share their fashion choices with their followers. No need to remove product URLs in article comments or personal timeline – starting next week, creators will be able to create direct links to products through their post images by flagging specific items. . Only participating brands, which are listed in a company publication, can be linked. Instagram is also embarking on fundraising. Today, users in the US (more countries later) will be able to raise funds for the causes they care about by using a specific tag that refers to a donation campaign. Instagram claims that 100% of the funds will go to your chosen nonprofit; Check out all the details in the Instagram post here.

New camera, fewer subscribers.

Finally, Instagrammers will be getting a new camera layout in the coming weeks, which rearranges all the modes, old and new, into a radial dial around the shutter release. Users will also be able to share content other than a photo or video. With creative mode, they can share "popular creative tools, like effects and interactive stickers," so users can post items without the need to take a photo or film a video, even if the details are a bit different. small waves There is another feature that Instagram plays with, or rather, an omission. The company scans for likes and hidden videos as users scroll through their feed, beginning with an attempt in Canada, per TechCrunch. It's not hard to see why: Hiding engagement numbers can encourage users to appreciate posts on their merits, not how popular they are.