Accidentally following someone on Instagram and then quickly unfollowing them can happen to anyone, and generally, it's not a big deal. Here are some points to consider regarding this situation:
Notifications: When you follow someone, they usually receive a notification that you have started following them. However, if you unfollow them quickly, they do not receive a notification for that action. They may notice the change in follower count if they check manually, but there's no automatic alert for unfollows.
Perception: In many cases, the person you accidentally followed may not notice, especially if they have many followers or don't check their notifications frequently. Even if they do notice, accidental follows and unfollows are common and generally understood as mishaps rather than intentional actions.
Privacy Settings: If the account you accidentally followed is private, your follow request will go to their "Follow Requests" section. If you unfollow before they accept the request, the request will disappear from their notifications.
Considerations for Sensitive Situations: If you're concerned about how the person might perceive the action, and it's someone you know personally or professionally, it's sometimes advisable to send a quick message to explain the mistake, depending on the context or your relationship with them.
Future Precautions: To avoid accidental follows, you can be more cautious when browsing profiles, especially around the "Follow" or "Follow Back" buttons. Additionally, some people prefer viewing profiles through a web browser where misclicks may be less frequent.
Overall, while it might feel awkward in the moment, accidental follows and unfollows on Instagram are quite common and are rarely something to worry about significantly.
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