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Instagram Profile?

By tywallace661 September 14, 2020 4 answers Last updated September 14, 2020

I am a 31-year-old young woman and I have no friends, but I have a husband and a 2-month-old boy. I do not have a profile on social networks and for some time I have been considering creating one not on Facebook, but on Instagram, but I do not know the site very well and I do not know how to adequately appear there. Can you give me advice, such as how to upload photos, because I don't understand why this is the hashtag #, I want to share photos of me and the baby there, because I love to take pictures and they become really beautiful, even if they are taken with phone, just my son became a great muse and we have a lot of fun together. What to beware of in such a place? I want to go there because it doesn't look like Facebook to me - it won't be like a dating place and men won't write to me. Should I protect my photos with something like a watermark so they don't steal them? Years ago I had Facebook for a short time and 6 years after I deleted it I found 3 fake profiles with my photos, but with a different name and that bothered me a lot because I have no friends and I wondered who keeps them and why ... Please advice. Thanks.

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geraldine_flores answered · September 14, 2020

   Instagram is safer in terms of the fact that you can "lock" your account and accordingly you can choose who has access and who does not have access to your account and photos. In this case the hashtags are redundant, they are for open profiles. Success!

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kimmieslim answered · September 14, 2020

   If I were you, I wouldn't create an Instagram account, let alone upload photos of the baby. As a person who cares about personal space, I find absolutely no meaning in the so-called "social networks". Who will you follow on Instagram? Familiar, colleagues? Hardly any stranger will want to look at photos of a foreign family. I had a Facebook profile enough to chat. I have girlfriends who a day with 2-3 photos everywhere, I just do not understand it. Instagram is mainly focused on this - photography. There are mainly photos. I don't criticize anyone at all, it just doesn't make sense to me. Pay attention to your family.

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highrollergym answered · September 14, 2020

   Uploading photos of your child as a whole is a lot of nonsense, now it's good, but in a few more years, he will go to school and there he may be ridiculed for photos that seem to you ordinary, it happened to mine friends and it's just awful. Otherwise, the social network is easy to use, register and you will understand everything yourself.

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maybe_iamawesome answered · September 14, 2020

   And there they can write to you!