Instagram has many interesting features that users can take advantage of. One of them is the search function for the posts that have been liked. These social media have a history of “likes” that have ever been given in the app.
This feature can be used by users to think about what posts they like, like, and as infographics they want to refer to.
Here’s how to find and refer to the posts you liked on Instagram:
- Go to Instagram profile.
- Touch the three menu bars in the upper right corner of the screen.
- Tap Settings
- Choose an account
- Select “Posts You Like”.
There, users will find the 300 latest photos they liked. Only 300, so users won’t be too far off mentioning posts they liked. Users can also use the “Liked Posts” section to visit this post from time to time.
However the save button may be more useful for keeping posts more organized. A small bookmark-shaped icon can be found on the right side of the engagement bar below the photo.
Keep photos private; does not send notifications to posters, unlike likes. Users can also find saved posts by going to their profile, tapping the menu bar in the top right corner, and then tapping Saved.
However the save button may be more useful for keeping posts more organized. A small bookmark-shaped icon can be found on the right side of the engagement bar below the photo.
Keep photos private; does not send notifications to posters, unlike likes. Users can also find saved posts by going to their profile, tapping the menu bar in the top right corner, and then tapping Saved.
