Instagram is building another way users can control what they see in the app. The feature is expected to help users avoid seeing unsolicited nude photos in DMs.
Instagram’s latest push to give users more control over what they see in the popular photo and video sharing app, may also include what users see in their DMs as well.
On Wednesday, The Verge reported that Instagram was working on a new tool that would hide unwanted nude photos sent to users via DMs. The still-in-development feature was spotted by Alessandro Paluzzi, who posted a screenshot of the tool on Twitter.ℹ️ Technology on your device covers photos that may contain nudity in chats. Instagram CAN'T access photos. pic.twitter.
The Verge did confirm with Instagram’s parent company, Meta, that the feature’s development is “still in the early stages.” Meta also confirmed that the tool wouldn’t let Meta share the DMs with third parties or even view the messages. As we mentioned earlier, the “Nudity protection” feature wouldn’t be the first tool IG offered its users as a way to control and customize what they see in the app. If this feature makes it out of development, “Nudity protection” would then join the ranks of IG’s recently expanded Sensitive Content Control, the experimental Not Interested button, and its Hidden Words setting .
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