Get the Chronological Instagram Experience Back with the Following Feed
The Instagram Stories - Social Media NewsShow Notes
People say all the time how much they wish Instagram could go back to the way it was before the algorithm - back when things were chronological and you saw content from only the people you chose to follow. Instagram lets you do that with the "Following" feed. Also you can remove an Instagram follower without them knowing, and Instagram added the ability to replace the audio on any of your existing posts.
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