I once thought a friend blocked me, but it turned out she’d deactivated during exams. Her account disappeared for weeks, then came back with everything intact. So don’t assume the worst—it might just be a break.
There’s no cache button on iPhone. The workaround: offload or delete/reinstall Instagram. It’s quick, safe, and restores app performance while clearing hidden storage buildup. Your posts and data remain secure on Instagram’s servers.
It could simply be internet speed. Live requires a stable connection, so if your upload speed is weak, Instagram may disable the option temporarily. Try switching from Wi-Fi to data, or vice versa, to see if the Live button reappears.
You won’t find an “undo” button on missed calls. Instead, check your blocked list: Settings → Phone → Blocked Contacts. Remove the number there, or use the Unblock button in the contact card. After that, calls and messages will go through normally.
Instagram only allows reposts of stories you’re tagged in. You’ll see “Add to Your Story” in DMs. Without a tag, the only workaround is screenshots or screen recordings—with the user’s permission.
Apple and Snapchat don’t “notify” people when you stop sharing. Instead, they’ll only see that your location isn’t updating if they open the app. To minimize suspicion, you could also switch off GPS temporarily. No system-wide alert is triggered—it’s more passive visibility.
