The 2023 Instagram Trend Report
We are introducing 'Quiet Mode' on Instagram, designed to assist users in concentrating when they need it the most, and encouraging teenagers to enable this feature. We're providing additional methods for users to indicate the types of content they prefer not to encounter in sections like Explore, Search, and Reels. Furthermore, we are enhancing our parental supervision tools to simplify the process for parents to discuss Instagram settings with their teens.
Assisting You in Concentrating and Establishing Limits with Quiet Mode
Today, we are introducing 'Quiet Mode' to aid individuals in concentrating and promoting the establishment of boundaries with friends and followers. When activated, notifications will be silenced, your profile's activity status will display 'In Quiet Mode,' and an automatic reply will be sent to anyone who sends you a direct message.
Teenagers have expressed a desire for more ways to concentrate at night, during study sessions, and while at school. 'Quiet Mode' can be easily tailored to your schedule, and when the feature is deactivated, we'll present a brief summary of notifications so you can catch up on what you missed. While anyone can use 'Quiet Mode,' we will encourage teens to enable it when they spend a certain amount of time on Instagram late at night.
'Quiet Mode' is now available in the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, with plans to expand to more countries in the near future.
Innovative Methods to Control Your Content Suggestions
Our aim is to provide users with greater control over the content displayed on Instagram, so we are launching new features that enable users to indicate the content they prefer not to be recommended.
Firstly, you can now opt to conceal multiple items in Explore that do not pique your interest simultaneously. Furthermore, when you select "Not interested" on a post within Explore, we will strive to prevent displaying similar content in other areas where we offer recommendations, such as Reels, Search, and more.
