Instagram is handing users some control in deciding what content they see. The social media giant is allowing users to have a ...

Instagram users can have more control over their algorithm. According to ABC News, the social media company announced a new ...

Instagram on Wednesday unveiled a new AI-powered feature that lets users view and adjust the algorithm shaping their Reels ...

If you’ve noticed some new icons and options while doom scrolling on Instagram, you’re not imagining things. The popular social media app owned by Meta rolled out some new updates on Aug. 6, including ...

About half of Americans use Instagram, and the site is especially popular among younger adults and teens. In addition to being a space for social connection and other functions, Instagram serves as a ...

A long-awaited Instagram update, which allows users to reorganize their profile grid, is coming this summer. In the coming weeks, all Instagram users will be able to rearrange the photos and videos on ...

Meta issued an apology after some Instagram users were reportedly swarmed with graphic and violent videos recommended to them on their Reels pages. Instagram users have taken to different social media ...

Instagram has begun automatically generating headlines and descriptions for users’ posts that appear in Google Search results ...

Instagram's new feature that shows users' current locations is prompting some users to worry if their location will suddenly be shared on the platform. Meta announced the rollout of several new ...

If you’ve scrolled through Instagram lately, you’ve likely come across an odd message in people’s feeds. Stories and posts are popping up, declaring that those users, not Instagram, own the copyright ...

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The addiction label for Instagram use is often misleading, reducing users' control and increasing self-blame, despite rare clinical addiction symptoms.