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In the five years since launching, Instagram's app has remained remarkably streamlined. Despite adding tons of features and capabilities, the company has never overloaded its users with functionality -- anyone who opens Instagram understands innately how Instagram will soon be a lot stricter with developers using its platform. The company updated its developer guidelines with new rules that will limit third-party developers' access to its platform, a change that will affect apps using Instagram's feed API. More than half a million healthcare professionals are sharing their medical cases via an app likened to an Instagram for doctors, but grave concerns are held for patient privacy and confidentiality. The app, Figure 1, was set up in 2013 and is a Instagram is doing a little cleaning, and it will likely irk a number of third-party app developers who have been using Instagram's features a bit more than the company would prefer. In a notice posted earlier this week to Instagram's developer website Only a tiny fraction of Instagram feed reading happens in third-party apps, so Instagram is shutting down its feed API to make feature development nimbler and create a more consistent user experience. The move is part a big cleanup of the Instagram platform. Instagram is tightening control of its app by shutting off access for feed reading apps in its new set of rules for developers. In a blog post, the company said its update to the platform aims to “improve people’s control over their content and set .

Following the recent discovery that malicious app InstaAgent was stealing Instagram passwords from users, Instagram has instituted much stricter rules for accessing its API, effectively killing off a large number of apps that read Instagram feeds. Third-party Instagram developers just got some very bad news. Today, the service announced major revisions to its API policy, effectively killing off an entire class of Instagram-reader apps and instituting serious restrictions on any apps that remain. a company that tracks app use, analyzed its data last year and found that middle-aged parents were up there with teenagers and college students. I struggle to detach from my phone. It's the first thing I pick up in the morning (to look at Instagram photos there’s a whole subculture of makers on Instagram using the app to promote their work. We came across some knife makers and were intrigued by how these artisans are using the social platform to sell their wares. From daggers to kitchen utensils .