Author: Bryan Clark / Source: The Next Web
On Twitter there’s the retweet button. Facebook has the share icon. On Instagram, nothing.
To date, users have had to get creative in their attempts to repost content from other accounts on to their own timelines. Some used third-party apps that were just as good, sometimes better, at stealing data and hijacking accounts as they were at actually sharing content.
Others just downloaded or screenshotted the original, and then republished it to their own feed — hopefully with a citation to the original.For years, though, Instagram users have been asking for a native share feature, just like those available in other popular social networks. And now, according to a scoop by The Verge, it seems they might actually get it.
The feature is known internally as “seamless sharing,” according to The Verge’s Casey Newton, and it introduces a new “share to feed” option that appears…
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