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I can't speak for OP but say this does effect 1% of users today, what percentage does it effect in 6 months, or a year? Not bad to be proactive. And regarding

by jrowley 10y ago

I can't speak for OP but say this does effect 1% of users today, what percentage does it effect in 6 months, or a year? Not bad to be proactive. And regarding android compression issues, although resources are always finite, I imagine in this case the android team is fairly separate, so they may very well be working on that compression issue while iOS is pushing forward into new terrain.

sorenjan 10y ago
Instagram should hire some faster Android developers if that is the case, it's been an issue since 2012: https://www.xda-developers.com/a-look-into-instagrams-compression-quality/ https://www.xda-developers.com/a-look-into-instagrams-compre...
zer0t3ch 10y ago
> I imagine in this case the android team is fairly separate This is likely it, right here. So many people forget that larger companies have different teams working on different things. I bet a lot of their "iOS people" that are working on this project have no clue how the Android app works, and Instagram likely has a separate team working on the compression issues.
- izacus 10y ago
  "Working on" since 2012?
  - zer0t3ch 10y ago
    I don't use IG, so I wasn't aware of that problem or how long it had been around. That said, the general sentiment stands: one of their teams working on one thing doesn't show that they don't have another team working on something unrelated.