Instagram doesn't want to share just photos, discusses 4 new areas of development

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It's inevitable for technology to progress, something to also applies to mobile apps. When it comes to content, photos are just one of many we see online. That's why Instagram no longer considers it enough and has been working on expanding the functionality of its platform.

Yesterday, Adam Mosseri (Head of Instagram) declared that the platform is "no longer just a square photo-sharing app". He confirms that the company is working on new features for Creators, Video, Shopping, and Messaging. We've seen hints of these in recent months, such as auto-captioning for Stories, Instagram Shop, Instagram Reels, and more.

Instagram certainly has been working hard on features lately. In fact, the company finally started rolling out direct posting on desktop. The company also announced that physical security keys will now work with the mobile app. Another feature being tested are new stickers, which let you add clickable links in your posts.

If you're a dedicated Instagram user, all these changes and features are definitely good news for you. Having said that, what do you think of them and what other feature would you like to see on Instagram? Let us know in the comments, and stay tuned to TechNave for more news like this.