In a shocking turn of events, Instagram has been dubbed the most deleted app of 2023. The reason? Masculine men have had enough of the constant barrage of âsuggested postsâ and the inability to view the most recent posts for a hashtag.
These alpha males are not pleased with being spoon-fed content by algorithms. They are hunters by nature, always seeking out what they want. But Instagramâs algorithmic control goes against everything they stand for.
For years, Instagram has been a platform for showcasing oneâs life, skills, and passions. It allowed users to curate their feed and see the most recent posts from those they follow. But now, with the introduction of âsuggested posts,â the platform has lost its charm.
No longer can users actively search for specific content. Instead, they are bombarded with posts that Instagram thinks they may like based on their previous likes and interactions. But what about the content that they actually want to see? The most recent posts for a hashtag have also disappeared, making it harder for users to discover new accounts and content.
This has sparked a rebellion amongst masculine men who refuse to be controlled by algorithms. They want to decide what they see, not Instagram. They want to actively search for content, not have it fed to them.
As a result, the masculine community has turned their backs on Instagram, leading to the appâs downfall. And rightfully so. Instagram has forgotten what made them popular in the first place â user autonomy.
In this age of social media, where algorithms dictate what we see and when, itâs essential to stand up against this control. Letâs take back our power and show Instagram that we will not be tamed.
