Areeb Mirza, in a short YouTube 'shorts' clip, explains that platforms (reels/shorts) personalize feeds to maximize each viewer's experience — surfacing content like comedic clips, trending dances, or dog videos based on individual preferences — so different users see very different feeds.
If you go to your reels tab right now, I'm 90% sure that the reels you see on there are either comedic or trending dance or that doesn't relate to what you would make. The other 10% is related to your experience. If you like a lot of dog videos, you will get a lot of dog videos. These platforms will always try to maximize your personal experience. So the next time you see someone's IG feed and it's full of us things, well, some people think that what they get is what everyone else gets. Your feed may be completely different to what someone else's.
