Our Data Policy explains how we collect, use, and share your data, and it covers all the Facebook Products, including Instagram. It also identifies where you can go to get more information and to find tools and controls for managing your data.

Learn about the tools available to you to ensure your privacy is protected on the Instagram platform.

2022年8月9日 · Instagram's terms state that users can post content such as photos, comments, and other information to the service. Users can also add information to their user content, including a specific geo-location, or an open comment.

Instagram can collect the following from registered users: Names and passwords of account holders; Captured content, such as photos and videos; Data that links users to the photos they took, tagged or liked; Text message history, address book contacts or other similar personal information; Metadata on how people use the Instagram mobile app

Make your Instagram account private. Who can see when you've liked a photo, or when someone's liked your photo on Instagram. Who can like or comment on your Instagram content . Who can see your private Instagram posts when you add a hashtag. Turn off account suggestions for your Instagram profile. Turn your Instagram Activity Status on or off .

Learn more about your privacy and the tools you can use to make changes. Learn about settings you can use to make the privacy choices that are right for you. Meta provides many resources you can use to learn about its investment in building privacy into products including privacy progress, Transparency Center,...

Instagram's privacy policy explains how user data is collected, used, and shared on the platform.

Learn about Instagram's data policy and how it protects user information.

Instagram's Privacy Policy And HOW To Make Sure Your Account Stays As Private As Possible. Are you concerned about some of the daunting "new" Terms in Instagram's privacy policy? Have you heard Instagram has access to YOUR camera (which they refer to as "their" camera btw) and your messages? It's true. But it's not new.

Learn about Instagram's privacy policy and how your data is used and protected.