Grab some holy water, get your sacred chants and teddy bears ready, and make sure your priest is on speed-dial, Pandas. We’re ...

In an effort to protect its underage users from harmful content, Instagram is rolling out new restrictions to teen accounts. Users under 18 will now by default only see content that adheres to PG-13 ...

Instagram has rolled out Your Algorithm, a new feature that lets users control the kind of content they see on Reels by ...

In a series of messages, Instagram’s top exec laid out his concerns for the platform in the coming year, largely around AI.

Authenticity shines on Instagram as real content trends and social media honesty replace the era of perfectly curated feeds, fostering deeper connections. Pixabay, EyestetixStudio Instagram has ...

Instagram is officially going PG-13. Meta announced that the platform’s Teen Accounts will soon follow the same guidelines as the Motion Picture Association’s PG-13 movie rating — but what does that ...

Meta, the parent company of Instagram, Facebook, and Threads, has been accused of restricting LGBTQ-specific content on its platforms. According to journalist Taylor Lorenz, reporting on her User Mag ...

Instagram recently blocked teen users from viewing the results for numerous LGBTQ+ terms by accident, according to a spokesperson for Meta, the platform's parent company. The restrictions were ...

Do you care about your follower-to-following ratio? Well, get ready to care about how many "friends" you have.

Instagram launched a new maps feature on Aug. 6. Instagram's data policy says the company can share your information with advertisers, law enforcement agencies and more. Yet another platform change is ...

Meta, the parent company of Instagram, apologized on Thursday for the violent, graphic content some users saw on their Instagram Reels feeds. Meta attributed the ...

You might not know what Instagram's Content Notes feature is, but your opportunity to familiarize yourself with it is gone. A few months ago, Instagram introduced Content Notes. Apparently, not many ...