“Instagram will now filter out bullying comments”
 

Instagram will now filter out bullying comments

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.the...ment-filtering

Instagram Unveils a Bully Filter

https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile....ilter.amp.html

Except not really 'cause it will have a bias.

I am okay with this.

Hopefully it truly helps those who are vulnerable and aren’t capable of helping themselves when it comes to harassment. But yeah the system is going to have some issues with flagging the wrong things. Nothing is flawless right?

You know, I’ve deleted comments before on my IG. Not bullying but spam. It’s easy to flag and delete. Takes a few seconds. I would do the same thing if I thought someone was trolling me or attempting to bully. But I suppose not everyone is capable of being their own bully filter. So they need a corporation to step in and do it for them.

Perhaps IG bullying is more complex than what I know about.

At least this will also help celebrities avoid criticism when trying to sell products on IG. eye roll

I think a decent solution would be to introduce a word filter for users so that if users want, every message containing a certain word (or sequence of words) will be hidden.

I can't see an ignore list in Instagram working like it does in these forums due to the sheer scale of it.

How about they have the option to not be on Instagram and go outside? Build a tree-house or something?

Oh, they already have that option.

Another way to pander to fragile snowflakes.

Does anyone else even use instagram?

Apparently a lot bullies.

I'm seeing a ton of friends reduce their FB activity by about half, posting instead to Instagram. A large percentage of those... reposting stuff from Snapchat INTO Instagram, which is strange.

Most young people today are on twitter and tumblr.

I just use IG for posting comics, action figures and collection stuff. I follow other collectors and comic publishers/creators. I do not follow people’s personal pages with photos of their family reunions and food photos. I also don’t post anything that’s not collection/pop culture related.

I’ve never had a FB or any other social media accounts. I only started using IG because photo bucket made it so I could not post photos on the forum anymore. And IG has a broader more active collector fan base too.

Cubed brings up a good point. I think more older people do use IG perhaps. Maybe that’s why I haven’t seen much bullying. Adult bullying is more difficult to identify? Or maybe the filter is already working. :tconfuse:

I chose Twitter over Instagram for following celebs, not sure if they use Instagram more actually. A lot of people generally have shifted to Instagram for personal stuff.
Anyway, can't you just block people on there?

One of my sisters always said she would never have FB because there's trouble on there and that there's none of that on Instagram......yet I've seen abuse on there between fans so not sure what she means there??? and in 9/10 years I have not had trouble on FB, you don't add people you don't like.

Yes you can block people. And also choose a public or private profile setting. My account is public because I like to live dangerously. :tcool:

According to one of the articles IG will “review accounts that have a large number of comments filtered out. If those accounts violate Instagram’s community guidelines, it will take action, which could include banning them. The new filter will also hide comments attacking a person’s appearance or character, and alert Instagram to repeat offenders.

It is the second step in an initiative announced last year to curb offensive comments and rid Instagram of its most malicious members.“

The filter will be the default and can be switched off.

Yeah it depends what you use it for, if it's only personal then private, to follow fandoms etc you kinda need it open, on twitter they can't see your comments if you are private.

I thought instagram was mostly used by good looking female models and guys who want to ogle at their bikini photos.

Basically. A sampling of 10 people on my Instagram feed right now:

1. Some chick turned around, putting her booty up to the camera.
2. Official Sylvester Stallone giving a report from the Creed 2 set.
3. A board member from here smiling and putting boobs toward the camera.
4. A dude taking a picture of ice cream.
5. A chick taking a picture of her with two of her sisters dressed for a club.
6. A chick posting a motivational quote.
7. A chick posting a picture of her traveling to "The Tree of Life."
8. A chick posting her audition reel.
9. A dude posting his custom meme with his own quote.
10. Chick posting a bathroom selfie.

Seems about right.

To a certain extent you can control what you see by who you follow and unfollow.

I’m disappointed there are no pets in that list.

Cat videos are awesome, though. They're relaxing and make me happy. It's one of those few internet trends I thoroughly support.

The internet made cats very popular, as well as youtube. Now kittens/cats are more popular than dogs.

"Made popular"? That is quite a stretch. It's not like cats were a niche pet before youtube cat videos. The reason why precisely there's so many cat videos and related channels is because a lot of people have cats and there's a lot of cat fans. Therefor there has always been a large audience for it.

I know I'm on a Ninja Turtles forum but the extent to which the majority of you are out of touch, especially for your general age-range, is a bit concerning, for lack of a better word.

Thing just seem to move way too fast these days.

****ing for real. I know we've had this conversation in other threads, but Jesus Christ. It's flabbergasting.

Interesting game! Here's my most recent 10:
Somebody holding a miniature Playstation model they crafted in the palm of their hand.
Prototype of the original Rocksteady action figure.
A comparison shot of somebody's three Michelangelo cosplay costumes.
Batman drawing by David Finch and Jeff Huet.
Fan art tying into some kind of art meme theme
Screencap of the 1990 Turtles film with the dialogue written over it.
Custom action figure of Raphael as Super Mario (RAFFAELLO)
Maximum Carnage drawing by Andy Gray
Lady's selfie of herself in a car (hopefully not driving)
Three cosplayers dressed as Captain America, Spider-man, and Spider-Gwen

Do I really have to write Pictures My Friends t
Take 10 times to participate?

young people use twitter? :lol: I signed up over a decade ago. My snapchat and instagram accounts are over 5 years old.



:lol:

For me it's especially difficult to "get in touch" because the trends are different than the US's and are usually already a little behind. It's all whatsapp/facebook here. But yeah, coming here makes me feel a little more in touch than the average member.

Yeah, I follow some older actors on Twitter, I think it's all ages.

Dunno, I just don't care about all this social networks guff and memes and stuff. I have couple of forums and news sites and that's more than enough for me.
An idea of putting up my breakfast and diarrhea in the net for everyone to see repulses me - my life is private and don't want anyone snooping around.

Yes ofc young people use Twitter. The social network that makes me think more of older people these days is actually facebook. Although obv young people still use FB, but I think Twitter and Instagram have a bigger propotion of young people and less older people in it, especially IG.

Twitter is the most used for sure.

I've honestly only see adults and celebs post on Twitter, no so much kids unless if they're fans of Beiber or whoever is the current favorite to tweet.