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In the height of the pandemic, grocery delivery behemoth insta cart dealt with tip baiting, a gross tactic in which customers bait shoppers with a big tip

and then reduced said tip to zero after they received groceries.

Insta Card has introduced a series of new policies, including required feedback if a tip is removed,

deactivation of customers who consistently remove tips, and reduction in the tip adjustment window from three days to 24 hours.

Weeks after a slashed valuation, the delivery unicorn is introducing another protection for shoppers.

Per a press release, Insta Kart is rolling out a tip protection service to give its shoppers

more reliable access to their tips.

The Protection will see Instacard protect shoppers from customers who remove a tip without reporting an issue with an order.

Insta Kart says it will cover the amount of the zeroed out tip up to $10.

Up next, late last year, Peloton announced Guide.

The set-top system is an effort to reach a broader slice of the market with a lower cost alternative to its line of bikes and treadmills.

At $195, the system wasn't cheap exactly, running $100 more than Tempos recently announced

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