what are some amazing facts about Instagram ?

Around 95 millions photos is uploaded per a single day.

50 percent of people on Instagram follow at least one brand

Instagram has been installed 1 billion times on the Google Play Store alone.

32% of all Internet users are on Instagram.

59% of internet users between the ages of 18 and 29 use Instagram

10 When Instagram introduced videos, 5 million videos were uploaded in the first 24 hours.

5 percent of people on Instagram take action after being inspired by a post

Posts with at least one hashtag average 12.6% more engagement

There are 1 million active advertisers on the platform

68% of Instagram users are Females

More than 8 millions profiles on Instagram are business profiles.

8% is the reported percentage of Instagram accounts that are fake spam bot.

Instagram influencers are charging up to $100,000 for a sponsored post.

80% of Instagram users come from outside of the U.S.

14% of drivers admit checking instagram while driving

At this point, 91% of Instagram posts that are photos.

77.6 million Instagram users are from US.

More than 1000 contact information details of high-profiles stars and celebrities was leaked on the dark web because of a bug in the Instagram security system in August 2017.

Overall, 38% of female internet users use Instagram and 26% of male internet users use Instagram

17% of teens say Instagram is the most important social media site.

Pizza is the most Instagrammed food globally, followed by Sushi.

Instagram videos get 2 times the engagement of photos than any other social media platform.

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While working at Nextstop, a a trip-recommendation site that was later acquired by Facebook, founder Kevin Systrom came up with an idea for a “HTML5 mobile web app that let you: Check in to locations, Make plans (future check-ins), Earn points for hanging out with friends, post pictures, and much more.” Despite raising $500k from Baseline and Andreessen Horowitz in two weeks, people enjoyed the photo-sharing aspect of Burbn. Today, Burbn is just a footnote with an abandoned Twitter feed.

Prior to working for Nextstop, Kevin Systrom was offered a job at Google and interned at Odeo, where Twitter was developed. In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg offered Systrom an opportunity to join Facebook. Systrom turned the offer down and later received a cool $500 million after Facebook acquired Instagram for $1 billion in April 2012.