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Instagram, like most social media apps, does not tell you details about who has unfollowed you. You can install a free app like FollowMeter on your iPhone or Android to automatically learn who follows and unfollows you. If you don't want to install an app, you can also find out if someone has unfollowed you by manually checking the Following list on their profile page. Like most social media platforms, Instagram hides information about specific users who choose to unfollow you. That's inconvenient, especially if you are highly engaged with your account and want to know exactly who is coming and going in your social media sphere. Even though Instagram isn't especially helpful, there are a couple of ways your can stay informed about who has unfollowed you. How to manually figure out who unfollowed you on Instagram This might seem obvious, but it bears mentioning: One way to determine who has unfollowed you is to check their account directly. To do that, open

Instagram has taken the spotlight away from Facebook and Snapchat for a while now. And it might stay that way for a while. The Facebook-owned platform definitely puts the ‘social’ in social media. People are swarming to take a groupie, doing some weird challenges, having fun, and most importantly, showing off! Yes, it’s more about showing off your material belongings or ‘Look, I’m at Gstaad!’ We really can blame them, we have been oiling this machinery. Narcissist people will do all kinds of things to get a few more likes (Tik Tok, Tik Tok). While Instagram has also become ‘spreading-the-awareness’ charity field, it has also become a money-making platform that fetches you a pile of cash if you are some sort of personality. Some might agree, or disagree. Well, the Instagram that I know is a simple photo-sharing site which lets you upload a photo you think is cute. And for whom do we share it on such social media platforms? Friends, right? No, not the sitcom (though I wish Jen Ann f

Upload photos to Instagram from a PC with these quick tricks It's possible to upload photos to Instagram from a PC, if you know the right tricks. It's very handy, allowing you to make tweaks using a free photo editor designed for desktops rather than struggling with mobile apps. Instagram makes it surprisingly hard to upload photos from your desktop – there's no way to do it using the official app for Windows 10, or the Instagram website. There's no Instagram app for macOS either. That's a nuisance – particularly if you want to post photos you’ve taken with a digital camera rather than a smartphone, or you want to edit your pictures and videos using desktop software before uploading them. Thankfully there are a couple of handy ways to get around it and upload photos to Instagram from your PC or Mac. All you need is a little free software. Method 1: Vivaldi Image credit: TechRadar 1. Get Vivaldi The super-customizable web browser Vivaldi offer

Don’t we all want to stand out from the crowd? It brings us so much pride to be different, and yet be embraced by society! To embrace this uniqueness; Bill Clinton declared June as the LGBT Pride Month to recognize the impact they have on the world. Now being a Social Media Platform with 1 Billion Monthly Active users; Instagram too has joined in on the cause. With its unique way of celebrating June-the Pride Month; for the first time in India, the cause is hyped up. So What did Instagram Do? Did you notice that some stories have a Colorful and Rainbow Ring around them when updated? But your story update looks just like a normal orange-purple-kindof-ring? What could be the reason? Or is there a trick? Or is Instagram trying to openly show support for the Pride Month? Yes, Instagram IS! And we urge you to do so as well! So it is just 1 simple step; you have to include one of the following hashtags while you put up a story and Boom! You have a colorful ring on your Instagram S