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One, three. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, April 27.

When Instagram launched in 2010, it was a place to share photos of casual everyday life.

Sure, there were a few tools you could use to enhance the colors of your photo or make it black

and white, but still, the app was awash with photos that just seemed real, as if they captured

a fleeting moment in time. But if you've logged into Instagram at any point in the last few years,

you might have noticed a difference.

You've probably been bombarded with what looks an awful lot like perfection.

Selfies or awash with filters.

Homes appear perfectly decorated and spotless.

Influencers are a dime a dozen, and in short,

Instagram feels less like a casual place to share photos and more like a perfectly curated highlight

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