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update your video settings  Instagram responds to user backlash
PT1M57S 620 349  Instagram will revise two controversial new
policies after denying a plot to start selling users' images
royalty free.  The popular app sparked threats of a boycott
after publishing the new privacy and user policies, parts of
which were widely interpreted as a move to market images for
commercial use.  Co-founder Kevin Systrom issued a
clarification.    "To be clear: it is not our intention to sell
your photos," he wrote on the company's blog on Wednesday.  Mr
Systrom conceded users were "confused and upset" by the new
rules and said they would be updated to make the company's
intentions clear.  The clarification appeared to placate some
Australian Instagram users who had threatened to close their
accounts if their images were sold royalty free.  Spin ...
Instagram chief executive Kevin Systrom.  Instagr