The average Instagram user misses 70 percent of what’s in their feed, including great photos ... by the algorithm or their posts could be de-prioritized. And brands might lose the reach of ...

Instagram has become the latest social media platform to cede control of user feeds to the robots. The Facebook-owned photo sharing service will begin testing an algorithm-based feed that will ...

Instagram users were missing 70 percent of all posts and 50 percent of their friends’ posts before the app ditched the reverse chronological feed for ... he discusses big ideas facing the ...

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Now, Instagram is taking your Reels experience to a whole new level by incorporating Reels with its group chat feature, creating a new custom Reels feed called Instagram Blend. Launched on April ...

Instagram head Adam Mosseri says the company has started testing two new feed settings, including the much-requested chronological option. In a video shared today, Mosseri demonstrated a new menu ...

Instagram is testing a full screen feed in a redesign that resembles rival app TikTok. Instagram is testing a fullscreen version of its main feed; a design that’s drawing comparisons to TikTok.

Instagram may not be going back to chronological order but the network is working to keep those weeks-old images from popping up in your feed. On Thursday, March 22, Instagram shared a news feed ...