Feature That Will Cause Controversy from Instagram: He May Not be Able to Log into Hi...

Instagram wants you to take a selfie video to see if you're a ‘real person’, according to a new feature that has appeared on many users' phones. In this video you will need to show every angle of your face. In a sense, Instagram will ask you to introduce your face in order for you to access your account.

Instagram hosts more and more bot accounts that are used for offensive purposes or to unrealistically increase the number of followers from day to day. Although no definitive solution has been found for bot accounts to date, the new feature that comes across some users shows that Instagram is trying to take a sharp solution in this regard.

On Twitter, some users expressed that they encountered a different screen when trying to log in to Instagram. This screen was asking users for ‘selfie video’ verification. In fact, it has been tested for a long time, this feature, which has been encountered by many users in Turkey before, has been gradually introduced to everyone in recent days.

Your face will be visible from all angles :

According to the page where Instagram wants a selfie video, the platform wants to record the ‘face from all angles’ in the video. It is stated that the main purpose of the selfie video is to verify that you are a real person. It is not yet known whether the feature has been retested or has started to be released. Meta has not yet made a statement in this direction.

Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, had previously disabled automatic contact tagging in photos, one of the facial recognition features on Facebook. This closed-down property had hosted privacy discussions over the years. So will the new feature coming to Instagram keep our selfie video private?

Meta stated on the screen that the selfie video we sent to Instagram will not be aimed at facial recognition or biometric data collection. The video will not be visible on Instagram in any way and will be completely deleted within 30 days. Nevertheless, considering the past scandals of Facebook, it should be noted that many.