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Instagram is reportedly working on a redesigned IGTV Feed and Explore tab

Last week, Instagram also announced that it is now globally testing making likes private on the platform.

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Tech2 News Staff|Nov 19, 2019, 23:46:47 IST
Instagram is reportedly working on two small redesigns within the app.According to some source codes found by reverse coder Jane Manchun Wong, Instagram is working on redesigning the IGTV feed and the Explore tab in the app.[caption id="attachment_7467111" align="alignnone" width="1024"]A glimpse at the dark mode theme of Instagram. Image: Tech2 Instagram app in dark mode. Image: Tech2[/caption]Arguably similar to TikTokInstagram will apparently get a vertical scrolling Explore tab, instead of the grid layout that it has right now. Wong also found that the Explore tab will soon be categorised like Style, Humour etc.
Late last week, Instagram also announced that it is now globally testing making likes private on the platform.Instagram began to test this globally on 14 November. If you’re a part of the test, you will no longer see the total number of likes and views on photos and videos posted to Feed, unless they’re your own. Users who are part of the test will be notified in their Feed.Instagram was first reported to be working on removing likes from its platform in April. In July, Instagram had officially come out to say that it's "running a test that hides the total number of likes and video views for some people" in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Ireland, Italy, Japan, and New Zealand. Last week, it also started testing in the US.
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First Published:Nov 19, 2019, 18:17:53 IST
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