It’s time to update your Instagram app because there’s an added feature that will definitely be handy—the app will now allow you to filter the comments on your page to keep negativity and unnecessary comments at bay.
Instagram CEO and co-founder Kevin Systrom made the announcement on his blog and the story behind it is pretty great. He talked about how they created Instagram to be a welcoming community where people can share a bit of their lives and for them to find inspiration. And with a growing audience every day, they wanted to make sure that the comments on your photos and videos are kept positive and safe.
“The beauty of the Instagram community is the diversity of its members. All different types of people—from diverse backgrounds, races, genders, sexual orientations, abilities and more—call Instagram home, but sometimes the comments on their posts can be unkind. To empower each individual, we need to promote a culture where everyone feels safe to be themselves without criticism or harassment. It’s not only my personal wish to do this, I believe it’s also our responsibility as a company. So, today, we’re taking the next step to ensure Instagram remains a positive place to express yourself.”
You can use the keyword moderation tool and list down the words that you deem offensive and/or inappropriate. All you have to do is toggle the “Hide Inappropriate Comments” button on your settings.
Now your Instagram can be a more positive environment for you to share your flat-lays and selfies.
For more information, you can click on Instagram Help Center.
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You Can Now Filter Inappropriate Comments on Instagram
It’s time to update your Instagram app because there’s an added feature that will definitely be handy—the app will now allow you to filter the comments on your page to keep negativity and unnecessary comments at bay.
Instagram CEO and co-founder Kevin Systrom made the announcement on his blog and the story behind it is pretty great. He talked about how they created Instagram to be a welcoming community where people can share a bit of their lives and for them to find inspiration. And with a growing audience every day, they wanted to make sure that the comments on your photos and videos are kept positive and safe.
“The beauty of the Instagram community is the diversity of its members. All different types of people—from diverse backgrounds, races, genders, sexual orientations, abilities and more—call Instagram home, but sometimes the comments on their posts can be unkind. To empower each individual, we need to promote a culture where everyone feels safe to be themselves without criticism or harassment. It’s not only my personal wish to do this, I believe it’s also our responsibility as a company. So, today, we’re taking the next step to ensure Instagram remains a positive place to express yourself.”
You can use the keyword moderation tool and list down the words that you deem offensive and/or inappropriate. All you have to do is toggle the “Hide Inappropriate Comments” button on your settings.
Now your Instagram can be a more positive environment for you to share your flat-lays and selfies.
For more information, you can click on Instagram Help Center.
[Nylon]Photo courtesy of Instagram and PicJumbo
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We embed Facebook Comments plugin to allow you to leave comment at our website using your Facebook account. It may collects your IP address, your web browser User Agent, store and retrieve cookies on your browser, embed additional tracking, and monitor your interaction with the commenting interface, including correlating your Facebook account with whatever action you take within the interface (such as “liking” someone’s comment, replying to other comments), if you are logged into Facebook. For more information about how this data may be used, please see Facebook’s data privacy policy: https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/update.
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