Yes, you can see the photos you liked on Instagram. To view them, open the app and tap the three lines in the top left corner of the main screen. Then select “Settings” and “Account”. Under “Liked Posts”, you’ll be able to see all the posts you’ve liked on Instagram.
In 2020, you can see your liked photos on Instagram by going to your profile and selecting “Likes” from the menu on the right-hand side.
There is no way to see what you have liked on Instagram in the past. However, you can view your likes by going to your profile and tapping on the “Liked” tab.
To view your old activity on Instagram, open the app and tap on the Profile icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Then, tap on the three lines in the top-right corner of the screen and select “Settings.” Scroll down and select “History.” From here, you can view all of your old posts and stories.
Likes are a way of measuring how popular a post is, and not all users want their posts to be popular. Therefore, Instagram doesn’t show all likes.
There are a few different apps that you can use to see someone’s activity on Instagram. One is called “Who Viewed My Profile – Insta Tracker” and it shows you the last 10 people who have viewed your profile. Another app is called “InstaFollow” and it shows you the people who are following you, as well as the people who you are following.
Yes, if you’ve set your account to public. If you’ve set it to private, she’ll need your password to see your likes.
To see how many likes a post has on Instagram, you can either scroll to the bottom of the post and look for the number of likes or you can click on the three dots in the top right corner of the post and select “View Insights.” This will show you how many people have liked the post when it was posted, and other analytics about the post.
If someone likes your Instagram posts, they will often double-tap the photo. You can also check their profile to see if they have followed you.
In a bid to improve users’ mental health, Instagram announced in July that it would be removing the number of likes a post receives from public view. The goal is to reduce the pressure on users to rack up likes and focus on the quality of their posts instead.
