Instagram just made it easier to silence the trolls

Rolled out to some business-related Instagram accounts earlier this year, you now have much better control over what you see beneath your shared photos. It comes with the territory of being a massive social network that Instagram should get its fair share of user-generated bile. While it's unrealistic for Instagram to completely erase troll behavior, it's good to see that users can, to some degree, take matters into their own hands. Additionally, the blacklisting tool will make it somewhat easier to keep certain topics out of bounds within your personal space.
As you can see from the screenshot, the new feature is very simple to use. Once you've updated to the latest version of Instagram, you can get filtering to your heart's content. As a reminder, Instagram's settings also include a feature to block individual users. If you experience constant abuse from the same account, then completely blocking them may be a more appropriate course of action.
After the recent arrival of the long-awaited zoom feature, it's good to see that Instagram is focusing on the fundamental aspects of the experience. Like zoom, comment filtering is only available to iOS users at the moment, but should arrive to Android users very soon.
source: TechCrunch
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