Large Instagram Issue for Tiiny App
A new application from Digg founder Kevin Rose was dealt a setback by Instagram, as TechCrunch reported that the Facebook-owned photo- and video-sharing network asked Tiiny, an app that allows users to share thumbnail images and videos with no sound, to remove its Instagram authentication feature, which helped Tiiny suggest users to follow based on their Instagram followers.
A new application from Digg founder Kevin Rose was dealt a setback by Instagram, as TechCrunch reported that the Facebook-owned photo- and video-sharing network asked Tiiny, an app that allows users to share thumbnail images and videos with no sound, to remove its Instagram authentication feature, which helped Tiiny suggest users to follow based on their Instagram followers.
TechCrunch said Tiiny complied with Instagram’s request, adding that neither company would comment, other than Tiiny saying it has totaled 200,000 posts and 250,000 likes thus far, with Rose telling TechCrunch:
Our engaged users are opening the app four times a day.
TechCrunch pointed out that Tiiny still has access to Facebook’s application-programming interface, allowing its users to find their Facebook friends.
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