Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. How to Reset Your Instagram Algorithm and Start Fresh - Images courtesy of Meta. The modern internet is ruled by algorithms. When ...

One of the best features yet is about to hit Instagram as a test. According to a Meta newsroom post, the social media platform has started offering some users the ability to reset their Instagram ...

The company is testing a feature that would allow users to get new recommended content. Meta is gearing the feature toward teens but plans to roll it out globally soon. Sick of the recommended content ...

Meta-owned Instagram has been making significant changes to how the social media site operates and recommends content, especially focusing on original content in Instagram recommendations and creating ...

To reset your Instagram feed, go to your profile, tap the menu, select Content Preferences, then Reset Suggested Content, and confirm. This clears Instagram’s recommendation algorithm, allowing you to ...

Have you noticed how much your Instagram recommendations have sucked lately, swaying so far from your interests and preferences that sometimes you feel like tossing your phone across the room? Well, ...

Instagram is testing the ability for users to reset their recommendations, the company announced on Tuesday. By resetting your recommendations, you would be starting fresh and retraining the app’s ...

Meta states the whole process can be done in "just a few taps," and resetting your recommendations will "start to personalize again over time" based on the content you routinely interact with on the ...

Instagram has a new feature aimed at resetting the users' content recommendations, hence providing them with a clean slate for retraining the app's algorithm. According to an announcement on Tuesday, ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - No one knows you more than an algorithm. Your best friend may not know you like to watch videos of people knitting or power washing a sidewalk. But the algorithms of TikTok and ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Most of us spend a lot of time on social media. Scrolling when we wake up. Scrolling again just before bed. And at some point, almost everyone asks the same question. Why ...

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