You must have missed it, the article itself says its not going to solve the problem. >In its testing and research, Instagram said that removing likes had littl

You must have missed it, the article itself says its not going to solve the problem. >In its testing and research, Instagram said that removing likes had little impact on behaviour or wellbeing - after concerns that using the platform could be linked to insecurity and poor mental health. >Despite this, Mr Mosseri said Instagram - which is owned by Facebook - introduced the feature to make “people feel good about the time they spend” on the platform. “I do think there’s more to do in this space,” he added. “The more we can give people the ability to shape Instagram and Facebook into what's good for them, the better.”