Instagram, the photo-sharing app that started out like any other in the App Store and then catapulted into the hands of Facebook, is making some changes to its privacy policy and Terms of Use. The changes states that users must be at least 13 years of age to use the app and can't pull a Chief Keef and post porn on the site. The policy also reads that they will use your name and photos for ads without any payment to you. First Instagram and Twitter cut ties, now the photo sharing app is promising to, well, share your photos for profit without your consent. Be careful what you post, you could be the next face of an Instagram Everest ad.
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