Fine tune what you see on Instagram.
The platform is testing a way for users to indicate what topics they want to see in content, beginning with Reels. Instagram said previously that this was in the works. The topics appear to be extremely specific — things like Bad Bunny, “Japanese artisan menswear,” “vintage Patek,” and so on. In other words: help Instagram improve its algorithm. [Media: https://www.threads.com/@mosseri/post/DQZYz4sEX72?xmt=AQF0YZrGX…
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