If you are an Android user, then today is your lucky day. You can be one of the beta testers to try out Instagram‘s brand new features. Keep reading to find out the details.
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According to Instagram‘s announcement, users will have access to the beta version of the upcoming updated app and their feedback is welcome. Users subscribed to this initiative will have their original Instagram app replaced but they can leave the program at any time.
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However, participants cannot re-distribute or otherwise make available the app, unless specifically permitted by Instagram.
Those who wish to participate, can see full information on how to join the program here.
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