Instagram announced Tuesday that it has launched a new feature for its photo and video sharing service, allowing users to respond to comments in much the same way as other social networking services.
Instagram, owned by Facebook, the world's largest social networking site, said in a blog post: "Today we make conversations about Instagram easier by adding comment strings."
The company added that the series of comments help users to track conversations and facilitate the response to a series of comments. "This update will make your feed a better place to share interests, get inspiration and connect with others."
Instagram said comments are automatically collected when a user responds to a comment under the comment, similar to comments on Facebook.
The company said the new updates will be part of EnStagram's version 24 of Android and iOS, which will be available to all users around the world in the coming weeks.
The new feature comes as part of a series of improvements initiated by Instagram during the summer of this year on comments. The end of June announced the launch of a new candidate that would prevent abusive and unwanted comments.
Instagram, a recent study revealed that the images through which they are shared may bear evidence of mental health, with more than 700 million active users per month, more than 400 million active users a day, plus more than 250 million active users a day for Instagram, .
The company celebrated the start of the month of August, a year of the launch of the feature stories that have been a great success and managed to outweigh the feature stories from the messaging service Snape.
On August 8, Instagram announced the launch of a new feature test that allows users to invite friends during live streaming, similar to another feature offered by Facebook via Messenger.
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