Meta-owned Instagram has been making significant changes to how the social media site operates and recommends content, especially focusing on original content in Instagram recommendations and creating a safer online environment for teens .

Instagram users will soon be able to manually reset the recommendation algorithm that determines what they see in their feeds.

I nstagram users who aren't happy with the content they're being shown can now manually hit the reset button on the algorithm to start over from scratch. On Tuesday, an Instagram

Instagram already allows users to curate their recommendations by labeling specific posts as "interested" and "not interested," as well as hide content with captions that contain certain words or phrases. Instagram has also debuted other features related to teen safety and well-being in recent months.

Meta has announced a new feature that allows users to “reset” their Instagram page to change up the content their shown on the platform.

Instagram is testing a new feature that allows users to reset their content recommendations on the platform when in need of a “fresh start.” The feature, available for all users

We’re testing a way for people to reset the content recommendations they see in Explore, Reels and Feed when they want a fresh start.

Instagram tries to engage you in scrolling through numerous reels or feeds through its recommendations based on your interests, which can now be fully reset.

Instagram now gives users the ability to reset their own algorithm, giving them a fresh start on the platform that will feed them new recommendations.

Instagram is launching a new "reset" option that allows users to completely overhaul their content recommendations, including Feeds, Reels, and the Explore page. This feature essentially erases past activity and gives the app a fresh start in learning user preferences.

Instagram is testing the ability for users to reset the recommended content they see on the app and “start fresh” as part of efforts to ensure users have positive experiences on the platform. The Meta-owned site said the aim of the feature was to give users “new ways to shape their Instagram experience”.