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Breaking News: Instagram launches new data saving features for users - ITREALMS

ITREALMS:
Starting today, Instagram has launched a new feature designed to help users continue to enjoy the content they love on Instagram while reducing the amount of data used on Andriod phone, reports ITREALMS.

With this opt-in mode for Android only, Instagram users could view their favorite content on Instagram with reduced image loading time, by reducing the amount of data that Instagram uses on mobile phone.
ITREALMS gathered that how it works entails that "You’ll now have three customizable options when for viewing high-resolution media and pre-loading videos. Go to "Settings," then "Account," then "Cellular Data Use” – and then you will be able to turn this setting on, which will prevent the loading of videos and high-resolution media in advance. Once this setting is enabled, you’ll be able to choose among three options for how Instagram will show you high-resolution media including "Never," "Wi-Fi Only," and "Cellular + Wi-Fi".

Further, ITREALMS gathered that users know that people have different data usage patterns and plans, "so our hope with this new feature is to give more people the ability to connect with the people and interests they love on Instagram and provide an uninterrupted Instagram browsing experience to people in slow internet areas, while using less data. 

"This feature will be globally available on Android in the coming days. More info in the Instagram Help Centre.

Chuks Egbune/Editor

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