We reported in November 2017 that Instagram had begun testing a “Regram” feature similar to Facebook’s Share feature, which lets people repost your content on their pages with full attribution.
Now Instagram is reportedly testing the ability to Regram other people’s photos in the Stories you create. TechCrunch reports that the feature is currently being […]. petapixel.com
Reposting an Instagram photo you like currently involves uploading a new version to Instagram, an act that can put you on the wrong side of copyright law. Instagram may finally be getting ready to unveil a “regram” button that lets you safely share other people’s photos in your feed without making a copy of them. […] petapixel.com »
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