Instagram has its own website to use just like a social network: the app’s evolution has taken shape.
Asannounced several months ago, Instagramhas truly become a more evolved service, at least in terms of theweb.
One of the most successful apps ever since smartphones and tablets multiplied has made the leap to a different platform: the service has indeed officially landed onweb.
It’s impossible not to notice how some sharing and operational mechanisms are “direct relatives” of those existing onFacebook.
After all, this evidence should not generate any surprise, as Facebook has been the owner of Instagram for some time.
From today, therefore, photos and shares can be viewed, commented on, and managed directly from the websiteinstagram.com, the access point to the new platform.
In essence, what changes for those who are already subscribed to the service? Nothing truly relevant for the purpose of using it as it has been known until now.
It should be specified thatphotos cannot be uploaded via the web: the point is clearly expressed in the post introducing the novelty that appeared on the official Instagram blog.
Therefore, you will have to continue uploading images through the app: otherwise, you would lose the spontaneity and speed of the action, fundamental characteristics on which Instagram has focused since its inception.
Web access is therefore recommended more than anything to better manage everything related to photos, whether yours or others’.
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