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Could somebody please explain this to me in words of one syllable and as if they were talking to a very, very old person who has no idea what it’s about?
Is it at all like Facebook? (I don’t do facebook)
Are there chat rooms?
Is it nasty?
Why do people use it?
What’s its main purpose?
I’d be very grateful, thank you.
Is it at all like Facebook? (I don’t do facebook)
Are there chat rooms?
Is it nasty?
Why do people use it?
What’s its main purpose?
I’d be very grateful, thank you.
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People post photos and follow friends, or people they admire/interetsted in to see what photos they have posted. Theres an opportunity to add comment but ther is rarely much dialogue.
The instagram account can be private, so only visible to accepted followers, or fully public. Quite often people who use Twitter use it to post and share images.
I'm not so convinced its attractive to mainly young people. Its more about people who prefer a visual form of communication rather than chat. Although people do comment on the images posted, its less chit chatty, and slightly less intrusive than Facebook.
People post photos and follow friends, or people they admire/interetsted in to see what photos they have posted. Theres an opportunity to add comment but ther is rarely much dialogue.
The instagram account can be private, so only visible to accepted followers, or fully public. Quite often people who use Twitter use it to post and share images.
I'm not so convinced its attractive to mainly young people. Its more about people who prefer a visual form of communication rather than chat. Although people do comment on the images posted, its less chit chatty, and slightly less intrusive than Facebook.