Instagram introduces new features aimed at protecting users from online abuse
In stagram's Head of Product, Adam Mosseri, stated in a blog post that the site does not allow hate speech or bullying and will remove it as soon as it is noticed. NEW DELHI — Instagram, the popular photo and video sharing network, has unveiled a new set of features to protect users against abuse on the platform, particularly celebrities and high-profile creators. These improvements include the option to limit comments and DM (direct message) requests during periods of high attention, as well as tougher cautions when submitting potentially inappropriate remarks, according to Mashable . Hate speech, bullying not tolerated on Instagram In a blog post, Instagram's Head of Product, Adam Mosseri, wrote the platform doesn't tolerate hate speech or bullying and delete it as soon as being noticed. He said Instagram also wants to shield people from having to deal with abuse in the first place, which is why they are continuously listening to feedback from experts and its community.