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Instagram could pick up a dislike button reminiscent of YouTube's days gone
When the negativity gets too strong, it's best to remove it from sight.
Instagram's head, Adam Mosseri teased a dislike button for comments on the platform as users started noticing it appears during its limited test. Instead, Mosseri teases that Instagram's dislike function will be more personal, designed to give "people a private way to signal that they don’t feel good about that particular comment." That update also brought improvements to Hidden Words, which let users turn on a filter that automatically removed harmful content from their comments and DMs.
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