Seeking Approval Online – Subverting the Selfie
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Common Sense Media recently posted an article about how posting pictures of themselves online is both building up and breaking down our kids’ self-image...
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Instagram has decided to let users block comments that contain objectionable language from appearing on their posts. If someone (or some bot) adds a comment containing a keyword you have decided to block, the post will be automatically hidden from your feed, even though it may still be included in the comment count under the photo. Take a look at How to Clean Up Instagram Comments for advice on how to set up filters for your feed.
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