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| Instagram lets you report issues by shaking your phone |
Instagram has announced a new feature called Rage Shake to improve the user experience which supposedly allows users to report app issues they encounter simply by shaking their phone and help prioritize bugs and other things that need correcting.
Platform added, Have you used the Instagram app before but it didn't work as expected? The story may not load, the audio may not work properly, you may not be able to load images, and you are worried and upset. Now you can shake your phone and a small option will appear that you can use to report the problem.
In addition, the platform also introduced the feature of deleting rotors, a feature that users have long wanted.
The platform now allows you to delete selected photos instead of deleting entire posts with multiple content due to bad photo.
All you have to do is click on the three dots in the upper right corner, click on Edit and scroll to the photo you want to delete. From here you can click on the small delete button in the upper right corner of the image.
Rage Shake is currently only available for iOS and Android in the US. While Carousel Removal is available for iOS, it will soon be available for Android.
Photos or videos can be deleted from Instagram posts
Instagram has officially launched its own badge functionality in the US, which viewers can use to pay and support YouTube users via Instagram Live.
However, the function was tested only by invitation for about a year and a half. But starting today, the platform allows any qualified content creator to apply for this role through their platform.
Once accepted, viewers can purchase badges during the creator's live broadcast to fund them.
There are three different stickers and the price is $0.99, $1.99, or $4.99. During a live broadcast, they appear as one, two or three hearts next to the name of the commentator.
It will be easy for the badge creator to see any questions or comments posted by the badge owner. Your name will appear in the list of visible creators for up to 90 days.