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07/08/2023The Instagram platform is expanding access to its new DM control options, which are designed to help users avoid unwanted contact, mainly in the form of images and videos that they don’t want to receive.
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As shown in the above screenshots, the new restrictions, which Instagram first began testing back in June 2023, will mean that DMs from users that you’re not connected within the app will now be limited to text-only invites, which the recipient will have to accept before you can make any further contact. Users will only be able to send a single invite to each user.
That new improvement will help users to avoid any bots or spammers who aim to submit offensive images or video content in DM requests. In addition, Instagram said that these updates will benefit female users, who are often sent unsolicited nudes.
According to Instagram:
“We want people to feel confident and in control when they open their inbox. That’s why we’re testing new features that mean people can’t receive images, videos, or multiple messages from someone they don’t follow until they’ve accepted the request to chat. We’re grateful for the feedback we hear from our community, and we’ll keep listening to find ways to help everyone feel safer on Instagram.”
As we mentioned previously the update was originally announced back in June, along with various other security and safety improvements across Facebook and Instagram, which are designed to help improve its broader messaging experience for users. With more interactions switching to DMs, especially among young users, Meta is keen to maximize its safety controls for young users in order to help youngsters avoid unwanted attention, and solicitation, within the app. The broader release of these new options will help to limit unwanted contact and could go a long way in helping users avoid IG creeps who spam users.
You can learn more about Instagram’s new DM control options here: https://bit.ly/3YoV9Lw
Source: Social Media Today
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