Finally! Instagram Is Testing Multi-Account Support
Nov 27, 2015
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Instagram users, prepare yourselves. Almost 5 years after its initial release, it appears Instagram is finally looking to add multi-user support.
According to a report from Android Police, a select few Android users have experienced a new interface that allows users to login under multiple accounts and manage each accordingly.
The version containing this new feature is 7.12.0, available to all Instagram Android beta testers.
https://twitter.com/fro_rogue/status/669488272515555328?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
While not everyone is in need of multi-user support, for photographers or creatives who manage multiple accounts at once – such as a business and personal account – this will be a gamechanger.
Currently, to use multiple accounts you must log in and out of each account, without any sort of ‘save my login’ feature – a pain in the bum to put it kindly.
It’s true! pic.twitter.com/tsNmoxHQdv
— Daniel Bader (@journeydan) November 27, 2015
There’s no mention of when this feature might make it to the public. But from previous ‘leaks’ via A/B testing, a month or two would be a reasonable timeframe to expect it, if all goes according to plan on the development side of things.
Will you be using the multi-user feature when it drops? What else would you like to see added to Instagram in the near future?
[via The Next Web]
Gannon Burgett
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