Summary:
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Instagram’s new map feature automatically tags user posts, raising privacy concerns among those who do not want their location shared.
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To protect privacy, users can disable location tagging by turning off access in device settings or manually removing tags from posts.
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The update makes it easier for others to see where photos and videos were taken, sparking debate over privacy implications.
Instagram’s new map feature automatically tags the location of users’ posts, making it easier for others to see where photos and videos were taken.
This update has raised privacy concerns among users who may not want their location shared publicly.
To protect your privacy, you can disable Instagram’s location tagging by turning off location access in your device settings or manually removing location tags from individual posts.
