When I opened my phone, the Instagram app appeared on the screen. I clicked it open and browsed through some of the photos and videos my friends had posted. Suddenly, I came across a story that surprised me. It was a photo of my friend who was swimming, but the photo was not posted on her account, but in another person's story. I knew it was a Story Saver, an app that helps people save other people's Instagram stories.
I was confused as to why anyone would want to do this. I know some people may want to save their favorite content, but this seemed a bit much. I decided to download the app and see how it worked.
I opened the app and it asked me to sign in to my Instagram account. I entered my account information and was taken to a screen that showed the latest stories of people I followed. I browsed through them and then noticed a save button. I clicked on it and was told that the story had been saved to my phone album.
The app did come in handy, but I still felt uncomfortable. I started thinking about the impact this app might have on others. The app could be used to track and monitor the activities of other people who may not be aware of it. This is very unethical behavior.
I decided to delete the app because I did not want to become such a person. I also decided to tell my friend that her photos were being saved by other people. She was also very confused, but I told her that she could restrict who could see her stories in her Instagram settings, and that would prevent others from saving her content.
Through this experience, I realized that one person's actions can have an impact on others, so we must be responsible for our own actions. We should respect the privacy of others and protect our own privacy as much as possible. Even though we can use some apps for our own convenience, we should be aware that using these apps may cause unnecessary trouble for other people.
