Getting worse every day, hardly usable
Instagram has become unusable due to all the annoying changes it has implemented. The ad experience is now really intrusive, placing ads - sometimes multiple in a row - even when you are browsing one particular account’s recent posts (ads used to only be placed in your overall feed). The ad load is so incredibly high now that you very frequently see back to back ads separated by very little user generated content. Auto play for videos has always been annoying and now they’ve implemented auto scrolling through multi-image posts. Why? If I’m interested, I will scroll to see subsequent photos myself. Sometimes the first image is a warning that a news story has graphic content so I opt not to look through the rest, but guess what? Next time I open the app, Instagram forces me to see the second graphic photo that followed the warning because it’s hellbent on making me consume that particular post until I have seen every photo in it. The app is now on a maniacal autopilot. It’s also unnerving that it favors showing you a post from a week ago over something more recent. The algorithm is merely optimizing for eyeballs, as it always has, and does not care one bit about creating a useful or positive experience for users. The problem is now its features are especially irritating and anti-user, only pro-advertiser.
User Interface, User Interface, User Interface, Functionality, Functionality, Functionality
Ad Experience, Autoplay, Auto-Scrolling, Algorithm, Feed Organization, Post Visibility
Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative
App - Interface - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Algorithm - Negative, App - Algorithm - Negative, App - Interface - Negative
### USER:Getting worse every day, hardly usable, Instagram has become unusable due to all the annoying changes it has implemented. The ad experience is now really intrusive, placing ads - sometimes multiple in a row - even when you are browsing one particular account’s recent posts (ads used to only be placed in your overall feed). The ad load is so incredibly high now that you very frequently see back to back ads separated by very little user generated content. Auto play for videos has always been annoying and now they’ve implemented auto scrolling through multi-image posts. Why? If I’m interested, I will scroll to see subsequent photos myself. Sometimes the first image is a warning that a news story has graphic content so I opt not to look through the rest, but guess what? Next time I open the app, Instagram forces me to see the second graphic photo that followed the warning because it’s hellbent on making me consume that particular post until I have seen every photo in it. The app is now on a maniacal autopilot. It’s also unnerving that it favors showing you a post from a week ago over something more recent. The algorithm is merely optimizing for eyeballs, as it always has, and does not care one bit about creating a useful or positive experience for users. The problem is now its features are especially irritating and anti-user, only pro-advertiser. ### ASSISTANT: App - Interface - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Algorithm - Negative, App - Algorithm - Negative, App - Interface - Negative )))
### Review: title: Getting worse every day, hardly usable, content: Instagram has become unusable due to all the annoying changes it has implemented. The ad experience is now really intrusive, placing ads - sometimes multiple in a row - even when you are browsing one particular account’s recent posts (ads used to only be placed in your overall feed). The ad load is so incredibly high now that you very frequently see back to back ads separated by very little user generated content. Auto play for videos has always been annoying and now they’ve implemented auto scrolling through multi-image posts. Why? If I’m interested, I will scroll to see subsequent photos myself. Sometimes the first image is a warning that a news story has graphic content so I opt not to look through the rest, but guess what? Next time I open the app, Instagram forces me to see the second graphic photo that followed the warning because it’s hellbent on making me consume that particular post until I have seen every photo in it. The app is now on a maniacal autopilot. It’s also unnerving that it favors showing you a post from a week ago over something more recent. The algorithm is merely optimizing for eyeballs, as it always has, and does not care one bit about creating a useful or positive experience for users. The problem is now its features are especially irritating and anti-user, only pro-advertiser. ### Analysis: categories: User Interface, User Interface, User Interface, Functionality, Functionality, Functionality, aspects: Ad Experience, Autoplay, Auto-Scrolling, Algorithm, Feed Organization, Post Visibility, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Getting worse every day, hardly usable, content: Instagram has become unusable due to all the annoying changes it has implemented. The ad experience is now really intrusive, placing ads - sometimes multiple in a row - even when you are browsing one particular account’s recent posts (ads used to only be placed in your overall feed). The ad load is so incredibly high now that you very frequently see back to back ads separated by very little user generated content. Auto play for videos has always been annoying and now they’ve implemented auto scrolling through multi-image posts. Why? If I’m interested, I will scroll to see subsequent photos myself. Sometimes the first image is a warning that a news story has graphic content so I opt not to look through the rest, but guess what? Next time I open the app, Instagram forces me to see the second graphic photo that followed the warning because it’s hellbent on making me consume that particular post until I have seen every photo in it. The app is now on a maniacal autopilot. It’s also unnerving that it favors showing you a post from a week ago over something more recent. The algorithm is merely optimizing for eyeballs, as it always has, and does not care one bit about creating a useful or positive experience for users. The problem is now its features are especially irritating and anti-user, only pro-advertiser. ### Analysis: categories: (User Interface, User Interface, User Interface, Functionality, Functionality, Functionality) aspects: (Ad Experience, Autoplay, Auto-Scrolling, Algorithm, Feed Organization, Post Visibility) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Getting worse every day, hardly usable, Instagram has become unusable due to all the annoying changes it has implemented. The ad experience is now really intrusive, placing ads - sometimes multiple in a row - even when you are browsing one particular account’s recent posts (ads used to only be placed in your overall feed). The ad load is so incredibly high now that you very frequently see back to back ads separated by very little user generated content. Auto play for videos has always been annoying and now they’ve implemented auto scrolling through multi-image posts. Why? If I’m interested, I will scroll to see subsequent photos myself. Sometimes the first image is a warning that a news story has graphic content so I opt not to look through the rest, but guess what? Next time I open the app, Instagram forces me to see the second graphic photo that followed the warning because it’s hellbent on making me consume that particular post until I have seen every photo in it. The app is now on a maniacal autopilot. It’s also unnerving that it favors showing you a post from a week ago over something more recent. The algorithm is merely optimizing for eyeballs, as it always has, and does not care one bit about creating a useful or positive experience for users. The problem is now its features are especially irritating and anti-user, only pro-advertiser. Output: App - Interface - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Content - Negative, App - Features - Negative, App - Algorithm - Negative, App - Algorithm - Negative, App - Interface - Negative $$$