Go into Settings → Passwords. That’s the main hub for saved logins. You’ll need Face ID or passcode to access it. If iCloud Keychain is enabled, your passwords sync across Apple devices, so you’re covered on iPad or Mac too.
It’s essentially a “temporary chat” feature. Once both people leave, messages are gone forever. Instagram flags the switch clearly, so no stealth here. I’ve used it for jokes and one-off convos, but for serious privacy, it’s not a replacement for encrypted apps.
Picuki is essentially an Instagram viewer that mirrors public content. It’s safe as long as you don’t sign in or provide details. I’ve used it occasionally, but it’s not a long-term solution. If Instagram cracks down, these third-party viewers usually disappear quickly.
On iOS, go to Settings → App Appearance → Always Dark. On Android, it’s inconsistent. Some regions get it, others don’t. If you can’t see the option, your best bet is forcing system-wide dark mode.
It’s either in your App Library or hidden by restrictions. For the first case, long-press and add it back. For the second, Screen Time settings need adjustment. Only if neither works should you reinstall.
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Instagram never made it easy on purpose—they want to avoid “follow-unfollow drama.” You can check via your Following list, but it’s manual work. Third-party trackers may help, but I wouldn’t recommend them since they often ask for your login and risk security.
“Time Sensitive” on Snapchat isn’t about urgency from your friends—it’s iOS allowing those notifications to override silencing. Usually applied to messages or mentions. If you prefer peace, disable “Time Sensitive” notifications under Snapchat’s app settings on your iPhone.
Hey, easiest way: hold the power button until you hear two beeps. That’s the console saying, “Yep, I’m shutting down.” Rest Mode only gives you one beep.
