As promised, Instagram has been purging its platform of “spammy” fake accounts. As a result, “More than 29 percent of Instagram’s followers, or 18.9 million users, disappeared
from
Wednesday to
Thursday,”
The New York Times reports, citing data from software developer
Zach Allia. Also, “The singer
Justin Bieber lost 3.5
million fans, or 15 percent of his total, while Kim Kardashian lost 1.3 million followers, or 5.5 percent of her fan base."
Read the whole story at The New York Times »
