Instagram has considered hiding and relying on pictures of people

Instagram has considered hiding the same number of photos, so the public can not see how many people liked an individual publication. Jane Wong, a code researcher, noticed today that a novel feature that publicly concealed figures was that the test says that Instagram wants "your subscribers to focus on what you share, and not on the number of mentions of your publications. A photo will be able to see the number of tastes received.

Instagram says that it has not tested the feature. In a statement to The edge, an Instagram spokesman said: "We are not testing this solution yet, but we are still thinking of ways to reduce the pressure on Instagram."

The details of the test come a few days after the Independent The Office of the British Information Commissioner has recommended that social platforms, such as Instagram and Snapchat, offer the option of disabling features such as "likes" and "streaks" that encourage users to continue to post. The agency wants to ban these features to protect the security and privacy of the youngest users of the platform.

This would be a massive change in the operation of the platform. I like it, although sometimes absolutely demoralizing, encourages people to post and encourages them to post powerful content. It may also lead to less authentic content, such as beautiful landscapes, nudity photos, or thirsty traps that may appeal to tastes, but are not the most interesting or thought-provoking.