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Instagram Auto Unfollow with More Control

Planned workflow: Review Instagram unfollow targets, protect your whitelist, and control task pacing. Use supported target rules with local progress and history.

How does the planned Instagram Unfollow tool choose accounts?

The task model supports distinct target rules, protected lists and relationship checks. Live Unfollow is unavailable in this development build. Unknown or incomplete relationship evidence must not become permission to unfollow.

Concept illustration of anonymous profile tokens, opposing arrows and a review checklist
Concept illustration of the planned workflow, not an Instagram screenshot or evidence of live compatibility.

Choose an unfollow rule

Start with the population you intend to review: your Following, verified non-followers, tool-recorded connections, or a specific list. A narrower population is easier to check than an indiscriminate cleanup.

Protect accounts you want to keep

An Unfollow whitelist protects exceptions across target rules. Add important connections before previewing; changing the whitelist invalidates the old preview.

Understand incomplete relationship data

A truncated list cannot establish that somebody does not follow you. Automatic unfollow requires sufficiently recent, complete relationship evidence and a known current Following relationship.

Review results and export history

Keep confirmed, skipped, rejected, and unknown outcomes separate. Export local execution results for your own review; this is not an export of every Instagram follower.

Planned workflow example

Illustration only: this is not a live Instagram execution.

  1. Choose the source and current actor.
  2. Review exclusions and unknown evidence.
  3. Regenerate the preview after any configuration change.
  4. Start only after live capability verification and explicit confirmation.

Is this workflow available for live use?

No. The live adapter is unavailable. Pro cannot guarantee platform permission or successful execution.

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These sources explain platform behavior. Product-specific scope and limits come from our implementation registry; they are not an endorsement by Instagram, Google, or Stripe.

Current Instagram settings and live source behavior are not yet verified. These links support only the topics named beside them.

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