What do you think about that?

Enguerran

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Hello people,

I would like to share an article about the fact that by the end of 2018, Instagram will definetely block the use of the robots (and more)... Do you think this is reliable? Personaly I'm kind of 'new' in the business of Instagram so I don't really know... tell me what you think about that!

I can't post a link I think so check the website creatorhype and look for "instagram change kill fake influencers"
 
This article is about them making some change with their official API, not a big deal just use the unofficial one like everyone.
All social media websites are increasing their security, but there is no way for them to completely stop bots, so no Instagram will not die in a few months...
 
Link : https://creatorhype.com/instagram-change-kill-fake-influencers/

Social Media Platforms get smarter every day and so does their development team. Of course they try to do anything to prevent the further usage of Bots etc. - However.. there will always be a way to make something work. You just have to find this way.
 
It's a constant cat and mouse game that will never end. Social media platforms like Instagram up their security, so the botters up their skills. There is always going to be a way and someone is always going to find it and abuse it until they figure him out. But there will always be a way to spoof the humans with bots.
 
No way to stop bots. Only the people that really know how to do them will keep on the top. The rest, will have to buy their bots xD.
 
from what i've heard instagram even likes bots because it causes greater traffic to their websites thus causing it to become more popular in way. . . hence it being #1 on google. imagine another website similar to instagram "example" *without copyrighting* sending more traffic to their domain/server than instagram ? it would probably lower instagram's popularity - if anything cause more people to look towards said "example"

i mean obv they don't want gb's of data send to their website - but i mean to an extent they "like" bots (heard it from the grapevine)
 
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