Instagram seems to want to provide support to developers when they watch videos on the platform and give them encouragement by adding another way for users to be able to discuss issues.
Leaker is a reverse engineer Alessandro Paluzzi reports that the program is working to allow its makers add supervisors while living videos. According to Paluzzi, manufacturers will be able to select one controller from their list of “Who’s watching” enabling them to monitor comments, which can quickly turn into permanent notes that make it impossible to respond to all viewers. (I say this as a sad viewer playing the smallest violin in the world who is not answered with their comments and questions, and I doubt this will change).
In addition, 9 to 5mc recognizes that the elected administrator may be able to turn off comments, requests for attendance, and questions from observers, among other options. Currently, it is the user only a river of life he can correct it.
Except to chat with life, the company has also been immersed in its work on the subject. Paluzzi said August that the platform was working to allow users to “like” accounts, which are currently able to receive responses via direct messages. So far, Paluzzi has found that Instagram is working on allowing users “as” matter several times (which is very strange in terms of metrics), and preferences that appear in the same place with the viewers.
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Gizmodo contacted Instagram to comment on the report on the latest developments but did not receive a response by the time it was published. We’ll make sure we update this blog if we hear.
All in all, the new features featured in the company’s oven seem like another attempt to make the makers happy to have more time on Instagram (and less time on other video streaming platforms, such as the intimidating TikTok). Considering that the company really throwing money for manufacturers to enjoy, please make reels, it makes sense.
What does this mean for the average Instagram user who is not a developer? Probably not. They may receive a greeting or something from their loved ones now that the last one has a supervisor (even considering the amount of comments on life, this is not possible). Content preferences do not mean much if you are not paid.
However, I do not disagree with this, which did not happen until it was established. I know that many manufacturers work hard at their products. If this helps keep their lives simple (and I mean in both cases), everything is fine.
