【telefonda porno izlemek istiyorum】How to hide photos on Instagram without deleting them

There are telefonda porno izlemek istiyorumtimes when I look at a photo and think, "Huh, that one's actually not bad...I'm gonna post it."

Then I'll see that photo a few weeks or months down the line and say to myself, "This is terrible. WHY did I post this?"

So I move to delete it, but right before I hit that button, I think, "...what if I miraculously end up liking this again later on? What if, some day, I stop caring that this photo is terrible and wish I had posted it anyway because it has sentimental value.

---

You May Also Like

---

---

SEE ALSO: How to see who viewed your LinkedIn profile

Mashable Light Speed Want more out-of-this world tech, space and science stories? Sign up for Mashable's weekly Light Speed newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

It could be a photo of a half-eaten chicken sandwich. Maybe I wanna commemorate the time I ate that chicken sandwich. Maybe it was a really really good chicken sandwich! Or maybe it was an aggressively mediocre chicken sandwich but even eating aggressively mediocre chicken sandwiches are highlight-worthy moments in my life.

For anybody with similar anxieties about such things, you'll be thrilled to know Instagram gives you an option to remove photos from your timeline without permanently deleting them. Here's how it's done.

1. Find the photo you want to remove on your Instagram profile.

2. Tap the three dots in the upper right corner of the photo.

A masterful artistic creation. And also the icon you tap to view your photo options. Credit: Instagram

Yes, I tried to carve a Star Wars Porg pumpkin for Halloween. Please be kind.

3. In the menu that pops up, select "Archive."

Find your "Archive" in your profile menu Credit: instagram

4. Boom. Your photo has vanished from your profile and can no longer be seen by others. It's not permanently gone — just hidden.

But wait...what if you want to get it back?

1. Go to your profile menu and select "Archive."

This will pull up all your archived posts and stories.

Find your "Archive" in your profile menu Credit: instagram

2. At the top of the screen, select "Post Archive" to see photos that you have archived on your grid.

Credit: Instagram

3. To make an archived post visible again, simply select the post and tap the three dots in the upper right corner again.

3. When you're prompted to either "Delete" or "Show on Profile," select "Show on Profile."

Credit: Instagram

Your post will now reappear on your profile just as it did before.

Topics Instagram Social Media

• explore
• synthesize
• focus
• recreation
• relaxation
• fashion
• knowledge
• hotspot

• В Standoff 2 вышел патч 0.34.0
• Nikkei Matsuri Coming Soon
• Love Is Little Tokyo
• Barbecue Drive
• 'We'll Be Rooting for You'
• Manzanar’s Community Archeology Program Receives National Recognition
• Remembering Irene Hirano Inouye
• THROUGH THE FIRE: The Young Doctor
• ‘Ramen Heads’ Screening at Nuart
• Sakura ICF Transition Plan Rejected by Dept. of Public Health

• Fact: Melania Trump is a Westworld robot
• Videos of insanely long voting lines show serious dedication
• This is why we still need Obama in our lives
• Glamour Brasil slammed after staff pose with 'slanty eyes' on Instagram
• 20 #DogsAtPollingStations to get you through Election Day
• Taylor Swift went to the polls and quietly revealed who she's voting for
• This bizarre Trump impersonator perfectly captures the spirit of Election Day
• Brands need to stop telling people to go vote
• After Tinder murder trial, acquitted man paid for cringe
• Watch Hillary and Bill Clinton cast their ballots

• English Rakugo Performance in Torrance
• ‘Standing Up to Hate’ Community Forum
• Asian Art Museum Reopens to Public
• L.A. County Anti
• Tezuka’s ‘Belladonna of Sadness’ at the Nuart
• JANM Digital Film Festival Q&A: ‘Words, Weavings, & Songs’
• Nikkei Matsuri Coming Soon
• AAPI Mountain View March and Rally
• Family Fun Sunday at Shoseian
• GVJCI Online Art Show

• Dota 2 и Counter
• Queen Program Announces 2021 Candidates and First
• Biden, Suga Issue Joint Statement After In
• Q&A with Makers of ‘Atomic Café’ Documentary
• Family Fun Sunday at Shoseian
• NASA’s SpaceX Crew
• Man Arrested for Assaulting Asian Couple, Threatening Athlete
• CAPAC Chair’s Statement on Conviction in Murder Case of George Floyd
• ‘The King and I’ Closes This Weekend
• Sakura ICF Transition Plan Rejected by Dept. of Public Health