Hyderabad: Adam Mosseri said that over the coming months, some major changes will arrive on Instagram. Like tabs for Reels and shopping, and some big improvements to messaging and more.
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Adam further added, " We’ll look to accelerate ways for creators to make a living and for small businesses to sell their products. Through all these changes, our community will remain the heart of Instagram, and we’ll stay focused on keeping people safe and building new features that fight bullying, improve equity, address fairness, and help people feel supported"
In the blog post, Adam Mosseri also mentioned the classic Instagram logo, which the company also tweeted.
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A peep at the other side of the classic Instagram logo for some fun on our birthday 🎉 pic.twitter.com/C7wGRvUosH
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— Instagram (@instagram) October 6, 2020
A peep at the other side of the classic Instagram logo for some fun on our birthday 🎉 pic.twitter.com/C7wGRvUosHLook back at it 👀
— Instagram (@instagram) October 6, 2020
A peep at the other side of the classic Instagram logo for some fun on our birthday 🎉 pic.twitter.com/C7wGRvUosH
From fashion, to food, to entertainment, to travel, to the emergence of #weeklyfluff, people on Instagram have shaped the world around them. In 2014, astronaut Steven R. Swanson would share the first selfie uploaded to Instagram from space. In 2019, a humble little egg broke the world record.
Using Instagram, people all over the world can rally around each other for support and connection, with important conversations including #setembroamarelo, #iweigh, #realconvo, #366daysofkindness, and #kindcomment.
Adam also adds, "Culture is the collection of stories we tell, and we believe everyone has something worth saying. But it’s often young people and creators who spark those conversations. They set the trends; they signal what’s next."