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Double-tapping images provides faster user interaction

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Aiming for a tiny heart icon was clearly too strenuous for the modern thumb. Designers mercifully allowed us to simply smash our fingers anywhere on a photo to validate someone's existence, vastly accelerating the speed of our approval.

Double-tapping images provides faster user interaction
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