To see someone’s old posts on Instagram, open the app and go to their profile. Tap the three lines in the top left corner, and select “Posts.” You can then select “All Posts” or “Liked Posts.
Yes, you can see old Instagram posts. To view posts from before a certain date, open the app and tap on the “Menu” icon in the top left corner. Then select “Settings” and “Posts.” Under “Posts from before this date,” select the date you want to view posts from.
When you view someone’s Instagram profile, you can see all of the posts and stories that they’ve shared on the platform. If a post has been deleted, it will no longer appear on their profile. However, if you visit the post’s page on Instagram’s website (https://www.instagram.com/[username]/), you’ll be able to see it.
There is no way to see 18 or older Instagram profiles without being 18 or older yourself. The only way to view an Instagram profile that is set to private is by requesting permission from the account holder.
The oldest Instagram post is from October 2010.
To view someone’s archived messages on Instagram, you can either:Tap the menu icon in the top-right corner of your screen, then select “Archived” from the menu.Tap the three lines in the top-left corner of your screen, then select “Settings” and scroll down to “Account.” Tap “Archived Messages” and you’ll see a list of all the people you’ve archived messages from.
Yes, Instagram pictures disappear after a certain amount of time. This is done in order to keep the app running smoothly and to prevent users from clogging up the app with old pictures.
Instagram has a limit of 18 photos per post. This limit is in place to ensure that posts are quick and easy to load for users.
Yes, you must be at least 17 years old to have an Instagram account.
Yes, I’m over 16 years old and have an Instagram account. I use it to share photos and videos with friends and family, as well as follow other users who post interesting content. I’ve found that Instagram is a great way to stay connected with people I know and also discover new things.
