Instagram announced that it's included offline support for its Android, therefore you can browse as well as create posts even without having a connection.

Here's how it operates: any posts your device has previously downloaded while been connected to Wi-Fi or even your mobile data plan will be accessible to view, comment on, like and also save.

You'll also have the ability to create posts as well as save drafts. The moment you're back online, your activities will be transmitted to the app's web servers.

You'll also have the ability to see content you've loaded earlier, for instance, profiles they've checked out before and also posts in the Explore tab.

That should certainly see Instagram in a good place in countries like Nigeria where mobile connections are on-again-off-again. It'll be helpful to see if it stretches offline functionality to include Stories; it now has much more than 1 billion users and also about 400 million of them now make use of the temporary messaging feature (for those keeping scores, that's much more than Snapchat).

Instagram also not long ago added a few new features, including things like selfie stickers and a more useful one that enables you to arrange your saved posts into collections.

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I now use Instagram than Facebook nowadays