@harsh
@niket
I am not able to post my idea in event ? Even I completed everything and then I click on post button but that button is not responding for me .
📌Help.....
6 replies4 likes
Yogesh Jamdade
Stealth • 4m
Real photo wins AI contest, then gets caught!
A photo contest for pictures made by computers had a funny surprise. A real picture of a flamingo, won an award! The photographer did this on purpose to show how amazing real photos can be, even next to
See More
7 replies12 likes
Soumyadeep Deb
Stealth • 7m
Hey! I hope this reaches the medial team
I am having an issue while navigation whenever I click on the reply button the keyboard pops up which is very annoying can u guys fix this
1 replies5 likes
MD. SAQIB
Stealth • 4m
@MedialTeam I think you all should work to change the process of reading comments.
I mean it becomes really very frustrating when you click on replies button and it directs you to whole new page and when someone has replied on that reply and you cl
See More
4 replies5 likes
Aryan patil
•
Monkey Ads • 7m
Hey I'll tell you whole process download Google Gemini ai app. You can download it's apk from the link i provided must use USA VPN and register from usa as I did and now you just have to press middle circle button of the smartphone and instead of Goo
See More
4 replies4 likes
Srivatsan Sreedaran
Stealth • 8m
Just a small observation @Niket when I switch from the news tab to the home tab
The house icon has new mentioned on it
But I don't see latest feed , I have to click on the app logo and then click on latest to get the latest feed .
2 replies3 likes
Ronak Patel
Stealth • 4m
Hey medial team,
This is very irritating that when we want to see a random reply and when we click reply, a new page opens and as we go on seeing replies the pages go on opening and when we want to go back we have to click again and again to go back
See More
2 replies4 likes
Apple
Stealth • 5m
"Ever wondered (episode - 1)"
why Instagram was all about photos?
Imagine a world before smartphones! Back then, Kevin Systrom, a techie from Stanford, had an idea for an app called Burbn. Think Foursquare, but with a twist - you could check in to
Is there a market for an end-to-end encrypted photo backup solution, similar to Google Photos but with privacy? Are people willing to pay for such a service?
