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According to Statista,data collector, number of monthly active Instagram users Scheduled for 2023 Which is approximately 1,336 million. This represents an increase of approximately 60 million compared to the estimated users of 2022.
However, Instagram has been described as an app that is very basic in its operation, generally focused on photos and videos, although little by little it has started to incorporate new alternatives for sharing content.
That's why many users are looking for ways to protect their information from other users and block chats or apps. That's why we're giving you a tutorial to make it happen.
Although Instagram doesn't have the option to do this Block chats Only what it can do is allow you to create an additional privacy barrier so you can enter the app.
How to set a password on Instagram?
Android:
- Open the Settings app on your phone.
- Click on Applications.
- Search and select Instagram.
- Click on Security.
- Activate the option to lock applications.
- Choose the type of lock you want to use: PIN, pattern, or fingerprint.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to set up the lock.
iPhone:
- Open the Settings app on your phone.
- Tap Screen Time.
- Now onto the app limitations.
- Then add a restriction.
- Select Instagram.
- Click Allow Restrictions.
- Choose the type of lock you want to use: PIN, Pattern, or Face ID.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to set up the lock.
There are also some third-party apps you can check to perform this same process, for example:
- app lock
- Norton App Lock
- Kaspersky application lock
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