It’s not just you—everyone hates Instagram now. That’s why

Instagram’s ultimate updates to how it handles videos aren't going down well with its users. The Change.org petition calling on it to roll back most of the rearmost changes and " Make Instagram Instagram Again" has garnered more than a thousand signatures as of Wednesday.

To catch you up on what’s been passing, Last week, Instagram advertised that it was making some broad changes that absolutely had nothing to do with TikTok and were in no way copying its features. 

It added more options to its Remix feature, which allows you to combine your own photographs and videos with those of other people into new videos — just like on TikTok. 

It also blazoned that all vids shorter than 15 minutes would automatically be participated in as rolls—the TikTok-like fullscreen videotape format that pops up in the main feed—rather than as regular videotape posts. 

Not only would this change how they would appear to your friends and followers, but if you had a public account, it would make them eligible to be recommended to aimless users who do follow you in their feeds, which means they could also appear in the centre Explore tab.

Principally, just like Instagram added videotape after Vine came along and Stories after Snapchat, it’s now rapidly morphing into a TikTok duplicate to try to stop youngish druggies leaving the platform — or steal them back from TikTok. 

Of course, dramatic changes to how social media apps work are often ignored by their users, and this time is no different. We at our site accepting guest blogs come and write for us at the given link on the category technology submit guest posts and share with us at the fastmoldtech@gmail.com. 

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