Social feed and distraction-blocking guides
Hide feeds, Shorts, Reels, stories, suggestions, and trends while keeping intentional social-network features available.
What should you use?
Use a visual feed blocker when the goal is focus rather than deletion. CleanFeed hides selected sections on six networks without changing posts, follows, messages, or account data.
Step-by-step guides
How to Hide the Facebook News Feed (Without Deleting Anything)Facebook has no off switch for the feed. The two real options, what each costs, and why unfollowing everyone doesn't keep it empty.How to Turn Off YouTube Shorts (All Three Places It Reaches You)"Not interested" is feedback, not a rule. The sidebar button everyone forgets, and the URL trick that plays a Short without the swipe loop.How to Hide the LinkedIn Feed and Still Use LinkedInUnfollowing barely dents it, because most of the feed is suggested rather than followed. What you keep once the feed is gone.Instagram Without the Feed: What to Hide and What to KeepThe chronological Following feed exists and Instagram won't let you keep it. The four things stitched into Home, and which are worth removing.What "Delete" Actually Means on Each Social NetworkYour copy, both copies, attribution only, or a 30-day trash — the button means something different on every platform. Which one you're getting.