It's been 10 years since Instagram, India's most favoured social media app, launched. It was launched on October 6, 2010. The company has recently released a number of special features for its consumer. The good news for users is that you can now change the logo icon in the Instagram app.
Instagram subscribers can now change the app logo icon: Android and Iphone subscribers will be able to make this change. One has a secret menu and out of 13 you'll be selected for your logo. 13 logo options are there for you to stay involved. Some of these icons are a tribute to pre-launch icons that we've mentioned with the social media app over the past decade.
Other icons are follow modern designs. At the moment, the original icon for 2010, as well as the codename. In addition, there are classic icons for 2010 and 2011. In addition to dark and light icons, there is a Pride icon. After you've set these up on your phone or iPhone, it's important to make sure you're using the latest updated Instagram app. Once you've updated the app, you'll see it at the top of the right in the navigation bar. Then go to the Wesberger menu icon in the right at the top and select Settings. After you're there, move the menu to the bottom. You'll see the Confetty Pope there, where you take it further down.
The icon you select in the iPhone will become the default icon. In Android, we are going to be shown a little different behavior, there can ask for approval to set it up. Once you've updated the home screen app, you'll see it at the top of the right in the navigation bar. Then go to the Wesberger menu icon in the right at the top and select Settings. After going there, take the menu to the bottom. You'll see the Confetty Pope there, where you take it further down. It'll take you to the menu where you'll see these icons that can be selected to your liking.
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