Over the past several months, Instagram has been rolling out interesting updates and features to climb up the ranks of the biggest social media platforms. Well, it looks like the Facebook-owned media-sharing app doesn’t plan on stopping any time soon.
Renowned Social Media Code hacker Jane Manchun Wong recently tweeted about Instagram working on a redesign for Explore Post Peeking UI. She shared a screenshot as well, showing the revamped design in its testing phase. It’s still unclear if there’s additional work left to be done or is the design shown in the screenshot the final one.
Not only that, but Instagram is also taking steps to find out the reason behind its users not liking a particular post on their feeds. Wong mentioned in her tweet that users will now be able give reasons regarding them not finding a post interesting.
A number of people are in support of the belief that the above mentioned change is being worked on so Instagram can keep an eye on its users and study about their likes and dislikes.
As of now, it isn’t known when these changes will be fully implemented and rolled out but the screenshot surely suggests that we won’t have to wait for much longer now. Stay tuned for further updates in this story.
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Renowned Social Media Code hacker Jane Manchun Wong recently tweeted about Instagram working on a redesign for Explore Post Peeking UI. She shared a screenshot as well, showing the revamped design in its testing phase. It’s still unclear if there’s additional work left to be done or is the design shown in the screenshot the final one.
Not only that, but Instagram is also taking steps to find out the reason behind its users not liking a particular post on their feeds. Wong mentioned in her tweet that users will now be able give reasons regarding them not finding a post interesting.
Instagram is testing redesigned Explore post peeking UI and letting users to provide reasons on why they are not interested on particular post pic.twitter.com/fJhLtTvRPs— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) August 1, 2019
A number of people are in support of the belief that the above mentioned change is being worked on so Instagram can keep an eye on its users and study about their likes and dislikes.
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As of now, it isn’t known when these changes will be fully implemented and rolled out but the screenshot surely suggests that we won’t have to wait for much longer now. Stay tuned for further updates in this story.
Photo Credit: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
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