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By the time I am writing this post Instagram server is down and users around the world couldn't able to see their feeds. This is the second time it's happening within this month. Problems with Instagram began shortly before 10pm Indian time on Tuesday, June 12, affecting the photo feed and leaving comments on people’s pages – at least according to user reports. The issues appear to be ongoing well into the evening, and there’s still no word from Instagram on what’s causing the issue. This latest outage comes just days after Instagram went down globally for a large number of users around the world. Note: On June 6, an Instagram bug caused the app to crash for some users.Instagram eventually admitted that there was an issue with the Android version of the app.

Instagram is the most famous and lovable social network platform to share pictures and videos by many youngster. Sometimes we see a stunning picture or a video from it and wanted to download it but Instagram doesn't have a option for it. In this post we are going to see about a Android application which let you to save a Picture or Videos from Instagram. Note: Using someone pictures or videos without their permission is illegal. So use it only for your personal purpose.  First open your Play Store Application in your Android device Type FastSave in search bar and download the Application Now open the application( FastSave ) and turn ON the FastSave service Now open your Instagram and open the picture or video you wanted to download Click the three dot menu in that picture and click " Copy Link " That's it now the picture or video will be automatically get saved in your Gallery Turn off the service from FastSave application when you no longer downloa...

On May 17, 2018 Instagram introduced a new way to easily share feed posts to your story. When you come across something in feed(Someone Post) that inspires you — like a post from a friend raising money for a cause or a photo of a new design from your favorite brand — you can now quickly share that post as a sticker to your story for your friends and followers to see. To share a feed post to your story, just tap the paper airplane button below the post, just as you would to send it via Direct. At the top, you’ll now see the option to create a story. Tap it to see the feed post as a sticker with a customized background ready to share to your story. You can rotate, scale and move the sticker — and tap it to explore other styles. Note:  All posts shared to stories display the original poster’s username. When you see a post in someone’s story, you can tap it to check out the original post and see more from the person who created it. You can only share posts from public acc...