Support Telecomtalk
Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks
Facebook-owned photo-sharing platform Instagram has come under fire after it introduced a major upgrade, a scrolling feature, only to roll it back within an hour. The update gave way to users to tap to see more pictures instead of scrolling through a feed of pictures from friends on the platform, resulting in an online outcry late on Thursday and dedicated Instagram users took to Twitter to rant about the “unwanted” update.
- Make Telecom Talk My Trusted Source
“Due to a bug, some users saw a change in the way their feed appears today. We quickly fixed the issue and the feed is back to normal. We apologise for any confusion,” the company tweeted.
Tapping a picture in the middle of the image triggered a “like” of the image. But rather than scrolling vertically, users were required to tap on the right or left the side of the image to advance to the next picture or video, with a progress bar indicating how far they were through their newsfeed, according to The Guardian.
“If you’re still seeing it, simply restart the app,” Adam Mosseri, Facebook’s head of Instagram, was quoted as saying in The Guardian report. Facebook-owned Instagram has one billion active monthly users and is apparently the go-to app for most users looking to share photographic content.
A small group of TelecomTalk readers helps keep this platform running. Support us if you find our work valuable.
Reliance Jio Will Give You 5G for Rs 51 Only
TRAI to Look Into Jio, Airtel Complaining Against Vodafone Idea
Reliance Jio Offers Canva Pro Free for 12 Months With Rs 399 Recharge Plan
Redmi Note 17 Pro 5G First Impressions and Design
OnePlus N6 Lite Announced in India: Confirmed Specifications
Redmi Note 17 Pro, Note 17 Pro Max 5G Launched in India: Price and Specifications
Airtel Offers Apple TV, Apple Music and More with Premium Mobile Plan
Installed iOS 27? Try These 5 New iPhone Features First
