
Instagram fixes function that promoted harmful diet terms to users with eating disorders
Fox News
Instagram has apologized after a new search function on the app reportedly promoted dieting terms such as “fasting” and “appetite suppressants” to some users.
However, Instagram -- which is owned by Facebook -- also reportedly suggested terms like "fasting" and "appetite suppressants" to some users, BBC reported. A Facebook spokesperson confirmed to Fox News that Instagram’s search bar recommendations no longer suggest terms related to weight loss.More Related News

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