According to the latest reports, Instagram has released a new feature that can automatically translate foreign texts into Stories. Now, users can see translations in over 90 languages through the latest translation tools, including Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi and Arabic. This is one of many steps Instagram has taken to make the app more inclusive.
In addition, Instagram has recently carried out content sensitivity control, which will allow users to adjust the content of their Explore section, add more security measures for children so that they can have a safer experience on the app, and also introduce Additional security tools that can filter off offensive DMs.
In addition to these improvements, the app also adds the use of pronouns in the user’s profile. Now, with the translation tool, whenever the user opens a Story if the application recognizes a foreign language, a See Translation prompt will appear. They can click on this option to view the native language text.
However, depending on the operating system used, the support for certain languages may vary. This improvement will be available to users worldwide. But at present, it is only valid for text, and I don’t know if the audio translation will be launched in the future.
