Making a Separate Folder for Instagram Saves
Unfortunately, the Instagram app
does not have the ability to separate directly saved posts and stories into
separate folders. All posts and stories saved on Instagram are collected in
a single folder called "Saved". However, if you want to categorize and organize certain
posts or stories, you can do so manually. There are several ways to do this. By adding tags or hashtags to
posts and stories you save, you can indicate that they belong to a particular
topic or category. In this way, you can search for certain tags or hashtags
to see the content in that category. You can divide the posts you save into
folders according to their own categories by downloading them to your phone's
gallery or another file management application.
Thus, you can arrange the
contents as you wish. Some third-party apps can help you manage and categorize
content saved on Instagram. You can find and use these applications by searching the
application stores. However, please note that Instagram does not send any
notifications about the content shared by the users whose content you have
saved. Therefore, your saved posts and
stories remain private. Before downloading and storing content elsewhere, be sure
to obtain permission from the content owner and respect their copyright.
Restriction on
Instagram
The "Restrict" feature
on Instagram is a feature that allows users to control communication by
limiting certain accounts. The Restrict feature allows users to hide comments and
messages made by other accounts and restrict their interaction with the content
of the accounts they have restricted. When you restrict a user, their comments
on your posts will not be visible in your posts and stories. At the same time, the comments of
the user you restricted will be hidden for other users. When a restricted user messages
you directly, your messages will appear in the "Other" folder. That way, the messages from the
person you restricted don't come directly to your main inbox and they can't
contact you directly.