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Twitter Tells Big Hitters To Use Its Own Photo Tool, Not Instagram
- The Independent, Friday, January 23, 2015 6:51 AM
Twitter has told its most popular users to stop posting Instagram links. Since 2012, Instagram pulled support for the functionality that showed Instagram photos within tweets. Since then, pictures posted from the Facebook-owned picture sharing site have shown up as links, which must then be opened in a browser or with a client. A batch of Twitter’s high-profile users received a prompt telling them to post pictures directly through Twitter, so that they show up in their followers’ timelines.
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