During the WIRED25 festival, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri announced that U.S. Instagram users will stop seeing 'likes' on other people's posts beginning next week.
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri announced Friday that Instagram users in the United States will find out next week what it's like to go without"likes" on the popular app.
Other companies have attempted to remove publicly available engagement metrics from their platforms including Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
In 2016, Kevin Systrom, the former CEO of Instagram, was determined to make Instagram a kind of social media utopia that was"nice."
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