The OG App explained that reverse engineered the Android API for Instagram to make some parts of the app work. Plus, it was working on a new login experience that solved many issues.

Google Play Store has removed the ad-free Instagram client, OG App, preventing Android users from downloading it straight from the official app marketplace. The move by Google comes shortly after ...

For now, OG App is still available on the Google Play Store for those with Android devices. Update OG App sent the following statement to 9to5Mac: Everyone knows Instagram sucks.

A third-party Instagram app, called “The OG App,” which promised an ad-free feed, has been pulled from Apple’s App Store just one day after its launch.

According to a recent report by 9to5 Mac, the OG App for iOS garnered roughly 10,000 downloads. In turn, it easily snatched the 50th spot in the top most downloaded apps in the Apple App Store.

Earlier this week, a new third-party Instagram app dubbed “OG App” launched on the App Store. This app offered an ad-free Instagram experience, among other improvements. Just a day after its ...

Called "The OG App," this unofficial IG client launched late in September with the aim of helping users relive the good old days when Instagram wasn’t besieged by an attention-hungry algorithm ...

Prior to its removal, the OG app had been downloaded 10,000 times. “We are working on re-listing OG on the App Store,” developers say. It’s still live on the Google Play store.