"If you’re not using social media, then you’re probably not running a successful campaign." In Bustle’s Quick Question , we ask women leaders all about advice — from the best guidance they’ve ever gotten, to what they’re still figuring out. Here, Instagram’s Divya Kunapuli tells Bustle about embracing what makes you unique, transitioning from politics to tech, and the app’s efforts to make users feel more at ease during the pandemic. With the country turning to Instagram more now than ever before, Divya Kunapuli, Instagram’s Product Marketing Lead of Well-Being, is focused on making sure that the app’s one billion users feel safe. "We know people will only express themselves if they feel safe and supported," says Kunapuli, who’s responsible for some of the app’s most popular tools, like Restrict and Donation Stickers . "We released a feature that put offensive comments under a screen to prevent people from engaging with them. And, we’re expanding our nudge warnings to give people more education when they post things that might break our rules related to harassment." Before the 2018 Midterms, Kunapuli helped launch the app’s first-ever civic engagement features , including an interactive “I Voted” sticker that helped users find […]
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