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Instagram's Adam Mosseri argues algorithmic feeds are essential to user engagement

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Instagram's head Adam Mosseri defended algorithmic feeds against calls for elimination, citing user engagement benefits.

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Adam Mosseri, Instagram's chief, told reporters in Australia that removing algorithmic feeds would diminish user engagement on the platform. The statement comes amid ongoing industry debate over algorithmic content curation and its effects on user experience.

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