On Twitter, Facebook, Google News, and Instagram. So figure out for how long and why you'd want to not be “seen” and take a pick.įollow HT Tech for the latest tech news and reviews, also keep up with us Answer (1 of 22): Since Ive seen all those answers are mostly bull(at least for my case), Ive did some research and found out that, if you change your nickname today and you want to use that nickname on other profile, you must wait 14 days, because instagram Reserves your nickname for 14 da. You will manually have to check your “Message Request” folder to find out.
You need to decide if you want to restrict an account since you will also not get updates when they message you next. Also, their message is going to be moved to the “Message Requests” folder so they won't be able to see if you have read it or not. You will also get to decide if the comments made by these restricted people on your posts are visible to everyone or not. Restricting the account limits unwanted conversations with the person without you having to unfollow or block them.
Click on the three dots on the top right of the profile page and select “Restrict". Next, you need to ‘restrict' this person. When you spot a DM from someone you don't want to be “seen” by but you still want to read the message, don't click on the message, obviously. For this, you need to do a little bit of work. The more permanent solution to reading DMs without being “seen” The very moment you turn the internet on again and open the app, the “seen” report is going to pop up on the message, so you must keep in mind that this solution is very temporary. If you check the DMs now, you will not see the “seen” report since your internet is off. Go back to your DMs and now, make sure the mobile data and WiFi are still off. Now, open the smartphone's control center and turn off both WiFi and your mobile data.
Open your Instagram app and go to your DMs. The temporary solution to read DMs without letting the sender know
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