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Benshaw found that the message that many friends are interested in is that the upcoming Instagram feature will restrict you from browsing NSFW content at work. Benshaw compiled some information about the upcoming Instagram feature, which will restrict you from browsing NSFW content at work and sharing it here.

In an ideal world, no one would browse Instagram at work, and we would all become the overlord of the company, expecting us to become efficient and busy worker bees. However, since this may not happen soon, at least your colleagues don't have to be exposed to endless buttocks every time they pass your desk. Fortunately, Instagram is developing a feature to help achieve this goal.

As reverse engineering prodigy Jian Man Chunwang recently discovered, its social media apps are currently undergoing a transition to "limiting sensitive content". It is not clear which content Instagram classifies as "sensitive content", but people will consider various NSFW and mature content to be appropriate.

Instagram is using the restrict sensitive content option. By default, this option seems to be enabled (when I encounter it, it is enabled), and a warning dialog box "pic. Twitter.com/lvqhepa3e" is displayed when closed.

3354 Jian Wang (@ Wang Zhen) March 31, 2020.

This feature is enabled by default when Jane encounters it, although the final version may not be correct given its ongoing state. Alternatively, it may be enabled by default only for young users of the application, and the application must recently strengthen its policy for underage users.

Turning off the switch will open a new prompt asking you to confirm that you do want to view potentially sensitive content. At present, the link of "learning more" doesn't work, probably because the feature is still in the early stages of development.

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