Instagram: Hide Your Chats Without Deleting Them (2023)
Easy to follow tutorial on hiding chats on Instagram without actually deleting them. Want to just hide some chats away from your main chats on Instagram? It's possible when you know how learn how to hide chats on Instagram without deleting them now!
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Steps:
- When I open Instagram and open my messages you can see that my inbox is currently normal. And if I swipe from right to left on a message there are just two options, to delete or mute the message.
- In order to hide a DM you need to create another inbox, to do this you will first need to have a creator account.
- To make your account a creator account, tap on your profile icon in the bottom right corner of the homepage to get to your profile page.
- Tap on the three lines button in the top right corner of your profile page.
- Select settings from the menu.
- In settings select âaccountâ
- Scroll to the bottom of the account setting and tap âswitch to professional accountâ.
- Tap continue four times and then choose a category, it doesnât matter which one.
- Make sure the âdisplay on profileâ toggle is switched off and then tap âDoneâ at the bottom of the page.
- Make sure that âcreatorâ is selected and then tap ânextâ.
- Turn off the toggle for promotional emails and then tap ânextâ.
- Tap ânot nowâ, then tap the âxâ in the top right.
- Now from your profile page, tap on the three lines button in the top right again, and again select âsettingsâ
- In settings tap on ânotificationsâ
- Now tap on âmessages and callsâ
- Under the messages heading, you need to make sure that the middle option is selected âfrom primary onlyâ this means that you will only get notifications from your primary inbox.
- Now go back to the Instagram homepage and tap on messages in the top right.
- Your inbox will now be split in two, primary and general. You will get notifications about new messages in your primary inbox but not in your general inbox.
- To move a chat to general swipe from right to left on it and then tap âgeneralâ that chat will then be moved to your general inbox and if someone was to look at your messages or if you screenshot your inbox, it would appear like there was no chat with that person.
- To see the messages in general just tap general at the top of the page.
- To move chats back from general to primary, swipe from right to left on the chat and then tap âprimaryâ. They will reappear in your primary inbox in the same order as before.
- If you want your inbox to go back to normal and not have two sections and want to have a regular Instagram account and not a creator account then tap on your profile icon in the bottom right corner of the homepage.
- Tap on the three lines button in the top right corner of your profile and select âSettingsâ from the menu.
- In settings tap on âaccountâ then tap on âswitch account typeâ in blue.
- Tap âswitch to personal accountâ and then tap âswitch to personal accountlâ on the popup.
- Your Instagram account will now be a personal account again and if you go to your messages you will see that there are no longer two sections and it is back to normal.
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