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Instagram Drops New Instants Feature With a Snapchat-Like Twist – AOL.com

(Photo Credit: NurPhoto via Getty Images) Instagram unveils a new Instants feature that has a Snapchat-like twist. This feature will let users capture quick, casual snaps and share them with friends. Instagram is one of the most loved and used social media platforms in the world. Its creators are constantly evolving it to keep up with current times and cater to the attention-deficit younger consumer base. Instagram unveils new Instants feature for photo-sharing Instagram drops a new Instants feature that allows users to share authentic photos with only their close friends and mutual followers. Recipients can only view the photo once, and it disappears after twenty-four hours. Mutual followers cannot screenshot or record photos from the user’s account. Notably, the new app is heavily inspired by Snapchat, Locket, and BeReal, allowing users to maintain privacy and exclusivity to a large extent. Instagram is usually a platform for curated, heavily edited photos, emphasizing on polished content to gain more likes and followers. However, Instants will allow users to be free and share quick, unedited snapshots that don’t necessarily require much thinking. The format doesn’t allow uploads from the user’s camera, and users can only use the in-app camera. Instagram allows users

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Hurricanes Rewrite Record Book in 30-Run Victory, Complete Sweep over Lafayette

CORAL GABLES, Fla. – The University of Miami baseball team delivered one of the most explosive offensive performances in program history Sunday afternoon, defeating Lafayette 30-5 at Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field. The Hurricanes (9-0) scored in seven of eight innings and piled up 25 hits in the victory. The afternoon was highlighted by a record-setting fourth inning in which Miami launched five home runs, establishing a new program record for most home runs in a single inning. The long ball was the favorite weapon in the Hurricanes’ offensive arsenal, with nine home runs on the day, tying the program’s best in a single game. Miami wasted little time setting the tone. In the bottom of the first, Jake Ogden singled to ignite the offense before Michael Torres followed with a double to put two in scoring position. Daniel Cuvet brought both home when a ball off his bat resulted in a Lafayette error, and Brylan West later added a sacrifice fly. Dylan Dubovik capped the inning with an RBI single, giving the Hurricanes a 5-0 advantage after one. Lafayette answered with a run in the third, but Miami immediately answered back. West delivered another sacrifice fly, and Ogden

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