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I'll admit to also not knowing. My understanding, and perhaps I'm wrong, is that: 1) It's like Flickr, except it's an app on a phone rather than a web page 2
by buro9 14y ago
I'll admit to also not knowing.
My understanding, and perhaps I'm wrong, is that:
1) It's like Flickr, except it's an app on a phone rather than a web page
2) It uploads directly from the phone rather than you having to upload
3) I believe there's some type of photo effects studio
And that's the sum of my understanding, but it still doesn't add up to much... what else is there that I'm missing?
PS: I feel I've just done the tech equivalent of one-line movie synopses: http://johnvey.com/features/movies http://johnvey.com/features/movies Totally failing to express what you might feel when you use the app, my knowledge of Instagram is really just what I've heard... if there's a big warm fuzzy thing I'm missing please share.
- Peer 14y agoI like Instagram because it feels less serious then Facebook. When I upload something to Facebook, it feels like it has to be something good. On Instagram I can just post whatever picture I want, doesn't really matter that much. I do also not have any relatives on Instagram, which is quite nice. I think that might be one of the reasons why many like Instagram over Facebook/Flickr (or maybe it's just me that reason that way).