Reacting to a message on Instagram puts a small emoji on that message instead of sending a new one. It’s the quickest way to say you liked something, found it funny or got the point, and it keeps the chat tidy because nothing new lands in the thread. There are three ways to do it, […] Read More
Muting someone on Instagram hides their updates from you while you keep following them. Their posts stop showing up in your Feed, their stories leave the row at the top of your screen, and you can silence their messages and calls as well. Instagram’s help page on muting says it “won’t let them know you […] Read More
“This story is unavailable” means Instagram can’t show you that story right now. Either the story no longer exists, because it expired, was deleted or was removed, or it still exists but isn’t shared with you, because it went to Close Friends, was hidden from you or sits on a private account you don’t follow. […] Read More
TikTok gives every eligible profile one clickable website link, and you add it from the Edit profile screen in the app. The catch is eligibility. The option only appears once your account has 1,000 or more followers, or once it’s a business account that TikTok has verified. If you already qualify, these four steps take […] Read More
Most of the time, you can’t see comments on Facebook because the post is sorted by Most relevant. On Page posts and on profiles with a big following, Facebook ranks the comments and shows only a selection first, so the comment count can be far higher than the list you actually see. Tap the Most […] Read More
You can’t change your Spotify username. Spotify doesn’t offer the option anywhere in the app or on the web, because the username is the fixed ID that identifies your account behind the scenes. What you can change is your display name, which is the name people actually see on your profile and playlists, and it […] Read More
Yes, Twitter, now X, keeps track of how often people open your profile, but it only ever gives you a number. The metric is called Profile visits, and it appears in two places: in the analytics for each of your posts and in the account analytics dashboard. Neither place shows the names of the people […] Read More
Vanish Mode is a setting inside a one-to-one Instagram chat that makes new messages temporary. Anything you send while it is on, including text, photos, videos and stickers, disappears once someone leaves the chat or switches the mode off. It does not touch the messages you sent before, and it does not delete anything from […] Read More
Where the cache button is:• Android: Settings > Apps > Instagram > Storage > Clear cache. Five taps, and you stay logged in.• iPhone: there is no cache button. Save your drafts, then delete Instagram and install it again.• Computer: clear your browser’s cached images and files, and leave cookies alone if you want to […] Read More
Short answer: most channels with 1 million subscribers earn somewhere between a few thousand and a few tens of thousands of dollars a month from YouTube itself, and sponsorships often add as much again. YouTube does not pay anything per subscriber. It pays for views, for ads shown on those views and for what fans […] Read More