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How to Get Rid of Annoying Instagram Follow Suggestions

By Matthew Lynch
June 21, 2023
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As an Instagram user, you may have experienced the annoyance of seeing follow suggestions on your feed. These suggestions can sometimes be irrelevant or uninteresting, and sometimes even spammy. Fortunately, there are ways to get rid of them. In this article, we’ll share some tips for getting rid of those annoying Instagram follow suggestions.

1. Clear Your Search History

Your Instagram app stores your search history data to recommend accounts to follow based on your interests. These recommendations can sometimes be irrelevant and frustrating. To clear your search history, follow these steps:

– Go to your profile page.
– Click on the three lines in the top right corner.
– Scroll down and click on “Settings”
– Click on “Security”
– Click on “Clear Search History”

By clearing your search history, Instagram will not recommend accounts based on your previous searches.

2. Mute Accounts

If you continue to see unwanted follow suggestions, you can also mute accounts that appear frequently in your feed. This can help you control what you see on your timeline. Here’s how to mute an account:

– Go to the profile of the account you want to mute.
– Click on the three dots in the top right corner.
– Select “Mute”
– Choose whether to mute their posts, stories, or both.

By muting an account, you won’t see their posts or stories until you choose to unmute them.

3. Block Accounts

If you’re seeing spammy or inappropriate follow suggestions, you can also block them. This not only removes them from your feed but also prevents them from following your account in the future. Here’s how to block an account:

– Go to the profile of the account you want to block.
– Click on the three dots in the top right corner.
– Select “Block”

By blocking an account, you won’t receive any more follow suggestions from them.

4. Hide Follow Suggestions

If you don’t want to see follow suggestions at all, you can hide them from your feed. Here’s how:

– Go to your profile page.
– Click on the three lines in the top right corner.
– Scroll down to “Settings”
– Click on “Privacy”
– Toggle off “Suggestions”

By hiding suggestions, you won’t receive any follow suggestions from Instagram.

In conclusion, by clearing your search history, muting, blocking, or hiding follow suggestions, you can control what you see on your Instagram feed. Managing these suggestions can help you have a more enjoyable experience on the platform. Try out these tips and see which one works best for you!

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