Instagram Intervention Robots

Pic Nix Lets You Anonymously Call People Out For Posting Cliches

If you find yourself getting increasingly annoyed by people posting Instagram cliches, you might want to check out Pic Nix from A & G Labs. The Instagram intervention app allows you to passive aggressively call out people for uploading basic, overused pictures.

To combat irritating selfies, excessive throw back thursdays or unoriginal lattes, Pic Nix allows you to anonymously report the offending Instagram user. By submitting his or her handle, picking the Instagram offence and choosing one of the pre-written sassy comments, Pic Nix will fire shots on your behalf.

A robot programmed to interact with Instragram like a human posts on behalf of the A & G Labs account. The offending poster will be tagged in the comment, so they will receive a notification and hopefully stop posting stupid content.
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