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I'm sure you'll agree with me when I say that Instagram is a really great social network that's perfect for spying on people. With the growing popularity of Instagram, of course, the intensity of adding photos or using Instagram Stories, on which you can capture your daily experiences and show them to the world for the next 24 hours, also increases. However, it is in the stories that real gems often appear, which make some individuals get out of their chairs enough to screen them and discuss them, for example, with their friends. However, these "spies" have had a difficult last few months. Instagram was testing a new feature, which consisted of alerting the person who added it to the screened story. Fortunately, that ends.

According to new information, Instagram has evaluated this news as unnecessary and its beta has officially ended testing. In short, this means that if you have noticed that you are receiving a notification on your Instagram in recent months that your story has been screened, you should no longer see anything like it. On the other hand, we should not be completely happy yet. It is possible that Instagram has evaluated this form of notification as bad, but in the future it will come up with something else that will solve this “problem” and finally settle in the application. 

Big news awaits Instagram

Lately, there has been a lot of buzz about Instagram. Its developers are constantly adding interesting new features, and the biggest ones could be yet to come. For example, we should look forward to the ability to watch and add long videos on it, with which Instagram would like to compete with YouTube. Their creators should even be paid a fee for watching them, following the example of its competitor. However, everything is still in its infancy, but the first tests should start relatively soon. 

What about you? What is your opinion on the current form of Instagram? Are you satisfied with it, or do you think that its first versions were much better than its current form? 

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