Instagram will hide user subscriptions in Ukraine and Russia

Corporation Meta introduces some innovations for Instagram users in Ukraine and Russia.

What is known

For the sake of security, the company will hide the subscriptions of social network users in these regions.

In addition to this, Meta will start labeling propaganda accounts that are controlled by the Russian authorities. Their publications will become less recommended, as well as shown in Stories and Reels.

By the way, similar innovations have recently been introduced in the Facebook social network, which has recently begun to be blocked in the Russian Federation. 

A source: Meta

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