Instagram It is one of the most used networks for many reasons. On the one hand, we are faced with a very complete application with all kinds of functions, filters and other effects that will surprise with our publications.
On the other hand, the team behind the development of this rmeta owner social media It does not stop releasing updates to further improve its functionality. For example, we talked about the next news that will come to the application recently. And now, we know that soon Instagram will let you hide nude photos.
became a developer Alessandro Paluzzi, one of the biggest historical filters in the industry, the filter that Instagram is working on showing a special image that lets us see how this filter works to block nudity photos
Instagram wants you to be able to block nudity on the social network
this is true Instagram has strict rules on posting photos that display explicit content.. But another thing is chat where there is no limit on the photos they send you.
But, If you no longer want nudes to be sent via chat, you will soon be able to avoid it.As Alessandro Paluzzi showed in his post on his Instagram account.
This well-known leak gives us a Instagram screenshot where we can see the new feature this will prevent you from getting nude photos via chat on this social network.
Apparently, once we accept a chat request, a second window will pop up asking us if we want to get nude photos, as the decision is purely voluntary.
when you accept Instagram will track your phoneor without sending information to servers for analysis, and if it detects it’s a nude photo, it will hide it. You can always click on images that look blurry so you don’t lose access to them.
And if you want enable this function also in Instagram chat, Just enable the corresponding option. Note that this option is for absolutely all chats.
Finally, and as for the possible release date of this update, which will allow us to decide whether we can get nude photos on Instagram, it is expected to arrive in the coming weeks as it starts rolling out for some users.
Source: Cincodias Elpais
