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Instagram desktop Site

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Instagram desktop Site
How to use Instagram desktop version on mobile device
1- go to your internet explorer
2- enter https://www,instagram.com
Chris Prakoso, Social Media addict ·
Go here http://Instagram.com on your desktop web browser.
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Saman Arshad, former Intern at ShopClues (2017) ·
For Android Smartphones :
Go to Chrome browser
Enter the website of Instagram -
3. Chrome will show you the mobile-friendly page. If you want to see the desktop version, click on Chrome’s options menu (3 vertical dots) and search for “Request Desktop Site”, tick the checkbox next to it.
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David Co, Digital Media Consultant | Business Consultant | Social Media Manager ·
Log-in through your browser of choice and not through the app.
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Rose Le, Content Marketer at Livelytech (2010-present)
Answered Aug 25, 2018
Yes! Can your use Google chrome extension. You will see “Notifications for Instagram”
Luke Żammit, Digital Media Specialist (2017-present) ·

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On Android:
Go to Chrome browser
Enter Instagram
Chrome will show you the mobile-friendly page. If you want to see the desktop version, click on Chrome’s options (3 vertical dots) and look for “Request Desktop Site”, tick the checkbox next to it.

Deactivate twitter account on Android

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                                         Deactivate twitter account on Android
                                                                 
Deactivate twitter account on Android

Are you done with Twitter? While it’s a great tool that can keep you informed and entertained, its not for everyone. Or maybe you just want to take a break from the social networks and the potential drama that sometimes comes with it ( (exes, anyone?). Whatever your reason for leaving may be, escaping from the Twitter realm is not a very complicated task, if you know what steps to take.

In this post we will show you exactly how it’s done, so keep reading for all the details.
Editor’s note: Leaving Twitter because you’re unhappy with its official app? Before taking off, you might want to instead consider one of the more reputable 3rd party Twitter apps. You can find more about this in our best Twitter apps roundup.
Things to know before leaving

There are a few technical things you should know about before making this decision. Let’s run through them real quick.
Sadly, you can’t yet do this from the Twitter application. You will need a computer (or a phone with a browser set to desktop mode).
Twitter will keep your information in its servers for 30 days after you deactivate your account. You know… just in case you get cold feet and decide to come back.
In these 30 days, you can reactivate your account by simply logging in.
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If for any reason you want to use the same email or username on a new account, you can simply change them in the settings, then confirm your changes. Just make sure this is done before deactivating the account at hand.
Some content may still be view-able for a few days. If you really need some stuff to disappear, go delete it first.

Login to instagram without Facebook

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Login to instagram without Facebook
Login to instagram without Facebook
How to Link Instagram to Your Facebook Page in 6 Simple Steps
Visual content garners a huge amount of engagement on social media. There's a reason why 71% of online marketers use visual assets in their social media marketing: People respond to it.
Being able to share this content across multiple platforms, then, is an asset. And one of the best ways to do that is to link Instagram to Facebook -- that increases the number of eyes on your visual content.
Download our complete guide to using Instagram for business and marketing here.
Before you move forward with your Instagram marketing strategy, you'll want to connect these accounts. Sharing your posts with your company Facebook Page, rather than your personal profile, is just a matter of changing your settings -- and it only requires six simple steps.
How to Connect Instagram to Your Facebook Page

1) Start with your Instagram profile.
Your first step is to pull up your own Instagram account on your phone and select the profile icon in the lower right corner. Then, tap the gear icon in the upper right corner. (This might look like three vertical dots if you're using an Android device.)
That will take you to your options, where you can adjust a number of your preferences, including social settings.

2) Set up (or update) your linked accounts.
When you get to your options, you'll want to scroll down to where it says "Settings" > "Linked Accounts." That's where you'll configure where else you want your Instagram photos to show up on social media.
Tap "Linked Accounts," and you'll see all of your options for which social networks you can link with Instagram.

3) Connect to Facebook.
In the image above, you'll notice that HubSpot's Instagram account is already linked to Facebook -- if you're not already linked to that network, you'll have to go through the permissions to share content there. You'll need to be logged into Facebook on your phone for this step to work -- once that's done, tap "Facebook" on your Share Settings screen.
You'll be asked to continue as yourself -- tap that button.
Next, you'll be asked for your privacy preferences. Since you'll be just be sharing your photos on a business page, you can select "Friends" -- the people who will actually be seeing your photos are the ones who like the page you'll be publishing to, which we'll get to in later steps.
Once you hit "OK," you'll be taken back to your Share Settings, where Facebook should now be selected. If not, make sure you select it -- the logo should appear in blue to indicate that you're now sharing your posts on Facebook.

4) Pick where you're sharing on Facebook.
Once you've linked Facebook to Instagram, you'll want to use your Share Settings to determine where on Facebook you'll be sharing Instagram posts. If you've only just now authorized Facebook to link with Instagram, images will be shared on your personal Facebook profile by default.
Tap "Share To" -- that will display all of the places on Facebook where your Instagram photos can be posted. It includes your personal timeline, or any business pages where you have an administrator role.
Here, we've chosen HubSpot. Once you've chosen the Facebook page where you want your photos to be posted, go back to your Share Settings.
Now, it should be specified that your Instagram photos are being posted to your Facebook business page of choice.


5) Make sure you're sharing responsibly.
If you're using Instagram for both personal and business accounts, remember: You'll have to modify these settings every time you want to change where your photos are being posted.
If you're really concerned on the possible drawbacks of using the same Instagram account for both -- and we've all seen how multi-tasking on social media can go wrong -- you might want to set up a company-specific Instagram handle that's completely separate from your personal one.
If that's the case, you'll have to follow the same steps to link your Instagram account to Facebook. The good news? Instagram has a nifty feature that allows you to switch back and forth between multiple accounts -- check it out here.

6) Start sharing!
You're all linked! Now, you can go back to your home screen, and choose which photo you want to post.
When you're ready to share your photo, just make sure you have Facebook selected as one of the places where you want your photo to be posted.
How to Use Instagram in Connection With Facebook
Now that you're linked -- and you're in good company, as 73% of brands post at least one photo or video per week on Instagram -- what kind of content should you be sharing?
At the most basic level, you should be posting content that's relevant to your brand and to your target audience. That includes things like behind-the-scenes peeks at what your brand is doing to delight customers, quotes that inspire them, and humor. HubSpot's Lindsay Kolowich has written about the different ways brands pull that off -- check out her ideas here.

Google Login History

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                                                           Google Login History
Google Login History
How can you see your Google login history?
https://www.google.com/settings/...
When Google Dashboard is opened.
Select you google product whos Login History you want to see.
After that, click on Sign-in $ Security option.

Here you will see many releated options, one of them will be Device activity & notifications, which will have your recent login history details.

How to Check Gmail Account Login Activity And Prevent Suspicious Activity
Do you think somebody is accessing your Gmail account without your knowledge? If you suspect any suspicious activity, then checking the recent activity of your Gmail account will help keep your account safe.
You can monitor recent activity on your account. First, log into your Google Gmail account.


Once you log in, scroll down to the bottom of your inbox, and you see the login activity of your account. The last log in and the number of places you are logged into are displayed. To check more details about the IP address, location, and Access Type, click on Details.

Check the details about the country and IP address along with the access type (e.g., POP, browser, IMAP, etc.)
If anyone else is logged into your Gmail account, it will show the details under Concurrent Session Information. Just click on Sign Out All Other Sessions and immediately change your password.
If you want to change the Alert Preferences, scroll down and click on the Change link.

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Select Show An Alert On Unusual Activity (recommended.) If Google suspects any unusual activity on your Gmail account, it will show an alert on top of your Inbox and will advise you to change your password.