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This wikiHow teaches you how to make Instagram require your approval before posting pictures you were tagged in to your profile.

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1. Open Instagram.
2. Tap the Profile icon.
3. Tap the Photos of You icon.
4. Tap the icon with 3 dots.
5. Tap Tagging Options.
6. Tap Add Manually.

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Open the Instagram app. It’s the icon that looks like a multicolored camera.

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Tap the Profile icon. It’s the icon in the lower-right corner of the screen shaped like the head and shoulders of a person.

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Tap the Photos of You icon. This looks like a tag with the head and shoulders of a person in it and is in the bar beneath your profile information.

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Tap the icon with three dots. It’s in the upper-right corner of the screen.
The dots will be horizontal for the iPhone and vertical for an Android.

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Tap Tagging Options.

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Tap Add Manually. A blue check mark will indicate it’s selected. Now photos that you are tagged in will require permission before they are shown on your profile. If you decide you want it on your profile, you can tap the photo, tap your username, and then tap Show on My Profile.
These steps will not stop people from tagging you in their picture. You can remove the tag altogether by tapping on the photo and then your username. Tap More Options and then Remove Me from Post. Tap Remove to confirm.You can choose whether photos you’re tagged in appear on your profile automatically or manually. When you choose to add photos manually, they’ll appear on your profile only after you approve them. By default, when someone tags a photo or video of you, it will automatically be added to your profile.

To manually select the photos that appear on your profile:

Go to your profile and tap
Tap on Android or on iPhone in the top-right corner
Tap Add Automatically or Add Manually
If you choose to add photos to your profile manually, you’ll still be notified when someone tags you in a photo. To add that photo to your profile, tap on the photo, then tap your username and select Show on My Profile.nstagram recently announced a new tagging feature, which allows users on Instagram to tag friends in photos. Users can tag brands in the same way they tag friends which creates a lot of questions and opportunities for brands on Instagram. So how can you take advantage? Let’s walk through the best practices.
1. How Do I Use This Thing?
Once the tags start rolling in, you will receive notifications of tagged photos. There is also a new Photos of You section which can be accessed from your profile page. To moderate tagged photos, navigate to your Photos of You section, open a photo, and click your tagged name. This will open a dialogue box where you can approve, remove or report photos.

2. How To Change Your Setting To Manually Approve Photos
By default, all tagged photos are automatically approved. However, you can use the manual approval process if you have concerns about spam or inappropriate content. To change this setting, visit your Photos of you section and click the setting gear wheel.

3. Start Approving Relevant Photos
When you’re a brand, the Photos of You section becomes a curation tab for approved user generated content. You can feature the best contributions from your fans there.
To approve photos, go to the notifications and scan for activity that reads, “@user took a photo of you.” If you see something inappropriate, report as such. For something awesome, continue to Photo Options and select “Show on My Profile.” In More Options, you again have the option to report as inappropriate or remove your brand from the photo.
Manually approving photos is probably a safe bet to protect your brand account from spam or risque content, but be sure to stay on top of the approval process. Fan-tagged photos are great opportunity to gain exposure to the friends of your existing fans.
4. Encourage Fans To Tag
For dedicated fans, this new feature is perfect. They are going to tag their photos in the hope to get featured on their favorite brand’s page. They might also use this feature to add information to their picture, such as a shopping trip to your store. Work the new tagging feature into your contest and promotion ideas that involve Instagram.
5. Get Creative: Approved Themes and Fan Content
Tagged photos are yet another way to engage fans and get creative. As a great example, take a look at how Instagram has curated fan-tagged photos of their logos. Another great use example is Puma’s use of tagged photos to create a branded mosaic out of curated content.

6. Tag Trades With Influencers
Create a short list of influencers and request approval to tag them in campaigns. Tag multiple influencers in any photos that you’d like to extend the reach on (ensuring that they make sense for that particular influencer). Ask influencers to also tag the brand when it makes sense.
The Instagram tagging feature is an exciting addition for brands on the world’s leading mobile social network. Set aside some time to think about how you can fully take advantage of this new opportunity and work it into your promotions.
Have you seen other great examples of brands using the new tagging feature? Tell us about it in the comments!Stacey is perpetually curious, which is why the ever-changing landscape of digital media has been such an attraction throughout her career. Always searching for what’s next while staying grounded in what works today, she loves testing new tactics as long as they ladder up to a solid strategy. With over a dozen years in the non-profit and for-profit sides working on marketing, events, PR, fundraising, paid media, email marketing, mobile, video, and social media, she couldn’t be more excited about what’s to come.Great post Stacey. As Instagram features continue to evolve, I’d guess that content management apps like Curalate will become more relevant for brands managing a significant amount of followers and activities.