Instagram, a Meta-owned social networking site, has stated that it would now notify artists and companies when their posts are not suggested to other users and when their postings are prohibited from the platform’s recommendation and discovery functions.

Instagram’s CEO, Adam Mosseri, stated that the company is broadening Account Status “so professional accounts may understand if their material may be acceptable to be recommended to non-followers.”

According to a tweet from Mosseri, “professional accounts may now check to see whether any of their posts are blocked from being suggested to those who don’t follow them” via the settings menu under the account and then the account status. So that you can determine whether or not your photos and videos are recommended, he said, “We’re announcing new transparency tools.”

The Profile Settings page allows creators and companies to see whether of their uploaded images or videos “have been taken down because they violate our community standards or community rules.” Instagram posts must abide by community standards and regulations on approved content in order to be eligible to show up on Explore and other places. When a post is marked as unsuitable for recommendations, creators and companies will have the option to amend, remove, or challenge Instagram’s judgement. If artists want to use Instagram in the long run, they need to grasp how it operates, according to Mosseri.