
You can adjust notifications to "Off", "From People I Follow", or "From Everyone", for the following categories - Comments, Comment Likes, Likes and Comments on Photos of You, Follower Requests, Accepted Follow Requests, Friends on Instagram, Instagram Direct, Photos of You, Reminders, First Posts and Stories, Product Announcements, View Counts, Support Requests, Live Videos, Mentions in Bio, IGTV Video Updates, and Video Chats. Or, you might turn off notifications for likes altogether. For instance, you can choose to receive notifications when you get likes from everyone - but, alternatively, you might decide to only receive notifications when you get a like from someone you follow. When your account is created, you'll want to adjust your notifications so you only receive the information you want.
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If you're not part of the one billion users on Instagram, you might want to reconsider.

So you no longer hear the phrase “Do it for the ‘gram.” I bet, though, that a second version of the phrase will soon follow.

Since then, Instagram has placed a larger and heavier emphasis on video. At one time, "Do it for the 'gram" was a common saying, which meant, essentially, "Do something so we can take a picture and post it to Instagram." It's hard to remember a time before Instagram. Users can interact with your content via likes, comments, shares, and saves. You can take, edit, and publish visual content for both followers and non-followers, as long as your account is public. Instagram is a social media platform that emphasizes photo and video sharing via its mobile app.
