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At Long Last! Instagram to make Feeds more Chronological
Ever since Instagram changed its algorithm, changing user feeds from a chronological order to showing random unseen posts, users have been complaining.
Well, it seems Instagram has finally listened.
The social media app announced that changes are being made to make sure newer posts are more likely to appear first on your feed.
While this doesn’t mean that your feed will be chronological, it does mean that more recent posts will be prioritised.
They also announced that it’s working on a “New Posts” button that lets you choose when you want to refresh, rather than letting it happen automatically.
“Tap the button and you’ll be taken to new posts at the top of feed — don’t tap, and you’ll stay where you are.”
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