Updated Dec. 21, 2012 at 11:33 a.m.
Instagram changes policies. (Screenshot from Instagram website)
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San Francisco — The Instagram photo service is scrapping proposed changes to its service terms after an outpouring of complaints that the company would use the policies to sell users' images and information without consent.
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Instagram changes policies. (Screenshot from Instagram website)
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San Francisco — The Instagram photo service is scrapping proposed changes to its service terms after an outpouring of complaints that the company would use the policies to sell users' images and information without consent.
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