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Instagram has the rights to content you post (photos, videos, etc)

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Instagram has the rights to content you post (photos, videos, etc)

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If you interact with an account frequently, then it will prioritize the content from that account

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instagram can sell your pictures and videos

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you aren’t supposed to screenshot and if you are you are supposed to have consent

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Monitors when you visit an account, and will track how you interact with it. It will then use that information to push you content based on your interactions.

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Denotes content that is clickbait or too promotional.

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Users must be at least 13 years old.

18+ content restriction

You can create content and share it but you can't infringe on copyright or share any harmful content.

You can set up keyword filters (up to 100) which tailors your content, you can turn on the smart filter

Family pairing (allow guardians to manage what their children see)

Limit screen time for kids ages 13-17 which only guardian can unlock

The "not interested" button

Collects biometric information

Track your battery state, audio settings, and view what audio source you are connected to.

Infer your age range and gender based on the content you like/dislike

Repost button

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Can find out the location and date that a photo was taken/created

Ability to see through features they provide, like the camera, so they can suggest certain filters the user would like.

Show viewers personalized ads based on the content they like.

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Meta collects information from their "partners" (all other companies that use Meta services) to see what website, apps, or other online activity you use on your devices.

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Linked in uses your data to provide, support, and personalize its services. It uses your data to train its AI models.

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Linked in uses your data to provide, support, and personalize its services. It uses your data to train its AI models.