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‘Swastika’ filter sparks outrage but doesn’t violate Instagram policy
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nypost.comInstagram, tried out the filter and was left “speechless” when it made it appear as if she had the Nazi symbol inked on her arm.“This s – – t has to end, not just for Jews but for everyone,” she wrote to her followers. “Hitler and then nazis is not a joke or passive topic so let’s stop pretending it’s okay.”“I understand what the symbol stands for and the multiple meanings,” Zohar, who founded the loungewear brand Softwear, told The Post via email.
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