The change makes sure the total number of likes on photos and videos are not visible to others, although the owner would still be able to see them. The move is aimed at reducing mental pressure on users (especially teens) as the number of likes is often taken as a measure of one’s popularity in their social circle. Until now, the test – which began in May this year – was being carried out in Canada. Instagram announced that it’s expanding the ongoing experiment to hide ‘likes’ count to more countries, including Brazil, Japan, Ireland, Australia, Italy, and New Zealand. This outage comes hot on the heels of the Facebook-owned company implementing a major change to the service. We are looking for more info on the matter, and will update the story as and when we have something newsworthy. Meanwhile, complaints continue to pour in.
It’s currently not known whether it’s a small glitch or the service has suffered a major outage this time. Yes, after being down for a couple of times very recently, we’re again seeing reports from many users that the photo-focused social media service is not working again. Looks like Instagram is experiencing a sort of outage, yet again. New updates are being added at the bottom…. This story is being continuously updated….
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