Since its inception in 2010, the American photo and video sharing social networking service, Instagram, has been expanding its platform with fascinating features to stand out among its competitors.
Instagram Reels is one of the platform’s most popular and intriguing features. The feature was first launched in 2020, and since then, the firm has been adding more ecstatic particles to improve the user experience.
However, as we just discovered in a Twitter post from the popular reliable Instagram leaker, the firm has updated the photos icon on the App, allowing users to send, like, and save photos from the gallery and also posts from the explore page.
According to the leaker, the new features will enable Instagram users to send photos from the gallery, like posts, save posts, and posts from the explore page. With these features, users will be very excited as they have been anticipating for such a long time ago.
To enjoy the exciting features, Instagram users are encouraged to update to the latest App version and explore the updated photos icon in their DMs, as the platform seeks to enrich the experience while using the App.
Recall that earlier this month, we report that the social networking service is working on a quick messaging shortcut for creator and business accounts. The features allow Instagram users to quickly access the messaging settings from the direct section.
Additionally, the firm has recently announced that it’s working on several new features for the platform among them are Quote requests, NFT, immersing experience in the home feed, to tackle main business issues and help users support their favorite brands.
Over the years, the platform has been known for its commitment to ensuring users’ convenience through the introduction of friendly features. In maintaining these standards, the platform stands unique among other social media platforms.
Therefore, it is never an overstatement to state that the platform is exceptional among other similar social networking services. Stay connected with TechGenyz for more latest technology news.
