The second change is coming from the social media giant Instagram that will upset the stalkers. Instagram, which has recently removed the follow tab, will now force you to log into your account.

Many users often view public profiles via the browser to avoid accidentally getting likes. In this way, there was no “hand slip” on the mobile while viewing photos and you could view profiles without risk. With the new update, whether you are viewing your profile on your computer or on your phone, the application now asks you to log in to your account. Some public posts are listed first. However, when you scroll down the list and pass a few posts, Instagram asks you to log in to the application and you cannot view the posts.

Facebook said in a statement: “If you are not logged in to the platform, you can only see some of the public profiles. You are then prompted to login. The reason for this change is to help people view photos posted on Instagram while guiding them to the best experience Instagram has to offer.” commented. This method seems to increase the number of fake accounts opened on the platform.

In the past weeks, Instagram has removed the Follow tab from the platform, where you can see the people you follow, like, comment and make friends with. The reason for this was shown that users may not want their activities to be visible all the time. The fact that most users did not even know that the application even had such a feature emerged when the feature was removed.

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