Instagram to add translation button from next month
Users will see a translation button on feed stories and profile bios written in foreign languages
Users will see a translation button on feed stories and profile bios written in foreign languages. PHOTO: AFP
A day after Instagram reached 500 million user base, the photo and video sharing app announced it would be adding a feature to help its users to better understand and communicate with each other.
To cater to the needs of growing Instagram community, the app in a post on Wednesday said it is adding a translation tool to its app from next month.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BG9uEMNhQXK/?taken-by=instagram
“In the coming month, you’ll see a translation button on feed stories and profile bios written in languages different from your own,” said the filter-driven app.
Instagram user base surges to 500 million
With the help of the new translation tool, Instagram said people will “soon be able to understand the full story of a moment, no matter what language they speak.”
Given the fact that the translation feature was already available on its parent company, Facebook, it was probably just a matter of time.
Twitter allows users to share 140-second videos
The visually-oriented service is already supporting 25 languages.
Although the Facebook-owned application said it is rolling out the feature, tech website Engadget claimed they were already seeing the button.
To cater to the needs of growing Instagram community, the app in a post on Wednesday said it is adding a translation tool to its app from next month.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BG9uEMNhQXK/?taken-by=instagram
“In the coming month, you’ll see a translation button on feed stories and profile bios written in languages different from your own,” said the filter-driven app.
Instagram user base surges to 500 million
With the help of the new translation tool, Instagram said people will “soon be able to understand the full story of a moment, no matter what language they speak.”
Given the fact that the translation feature was already available on its parent company, Facebook, it was probably just a matter of time.
Twitter allows users to share 140-second videos
The visually-oriented service is already supporting 25 languages.
Although the Facebook-owned application said it is rolling out the feature, tech website Engadget claimed they were already seeing the button.