

Click the green download button to save the video to your device. 4 Click the Download button to generate the video download link for the post. 3 Paste the link in to input field above titled Paste Instagram link. 2 Copy the post link and to your clipboard.

This reporter downloaded an Instagram account's data and found that it included everything from a list of all the posts you've liked, to long-deleted photos, to random account settings, to a list of who you're following and your followers. 1 Open the Instagram video post or IGTV post that you want to download to your device.

There's also the question of what exactly "and more" means. In other words, not the complete horde of data the company has collected on you - just what you've intentionally shared with the site. Mainly, Instagram says it's only going to give you a copy of what you've shared. Now, there is one key part of that statement which needs parsing. We can only work on one request from your account at a time, and it may take up to 48 hours to collect this data and send it to you." "We'll email you a link to a file with your photos, comments, profile information and more. "Get a Copy of What You've Shared on Instagram," reads the page. You do that by heading on over to the Instagram data-download page on your web browser, logging into your account, and requesting a link be emailed to you. To download your data, you must first request a download link. That doesn't mean it's transparent, however. The feature was released earlier this week, and is relatively straightforward to enact. All the social media opt-outs you need to activate right now
