Take Control of Your Feed
Learn how to mark gambling content as "Not Interested" and reduce harmful exposure on social media platforms
Why Mark Gambling Content as "Not Interested"?
Social media algorithms are designed to show you content that keeps you engaged. When you interact with gambling content—even negatively—the algorithm learns that you're interested in gambling topics and shows you more of it. This creates a dangerous cycle that can lead to increased gambling exposure and potential harm.
By actively marking gambling content as "Not Interested," you're teaching the algorithm what you don't want to see, helping to break this cycle.
How to Mark Content as "Not Interested"
Look for the Three Dots
When you see gambling content in your feed, look for the three dots (...) or menu icon in the top-right corner of the post.
Select "Not Interested"
Click on the menu and look for options like "Not interested," "Hide," "I don't want to see this," or similar phrases.
Provide Feedback (Optional)
Some platforms will ask why you're not interested. You can select "I don't want to see gambling content" or similar options.
Be Consistent
Continue marking gambling content as "Not interested" whenever you see it. The algorithm will learn your preferences over time.
Benefits of This Action
Reduced Exposure
Significantly decrease the amount of gambling content that appears in your feed
Mental Health
Reduce triggers and negative thoughts associated with gambling
Better Content
See more content that aligns with your actual interests and values
Protection
Create a safer online environment for yourself and others
Algorithm Training
Teach social media platforms what content you actually want to see
Empowerment
Take control of your digital environment and online experience
How to Do This on Different Platforms
Click the three dots → "Not interested in this post" → "I don't want to see gambling content"
Tap the three dots → "Not interested" → "I don't want to see gambling content"
TikTok
Tap "Share" → "Not interested" → Select gambling-related reason
YouTube
Click three dots → "Not interested" → "Tell us why" → Select gambling reason
Twitter/X
Click three dots → "Not interested in this Tweet" → "I don't want to see gambling content"
Click three dots → "I don't want to see this" → "Gambling content"
Additional Tips for a Gambling-Free Feed
- Unfollow gambling-related accounts: Remove accounts that frequently post gambling content
- Block gambling ads: Use platform settings to block gambling advertisements
- Report harmful content: Report content that promotes irresponsible gambling
- Use content filters: Enable content filtering features when available
- Engage with positive content: Like and share content that aligns with your interests
Take Action Today
Start marking gambling content as "Not Interested" right now. Every action helps create a safer online environment for everyone.
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Your social media feed should reflect your values and interests, not expose you to harmful content. By actively managing what you see, you're taking an important step toward creating a healthier digital environment for yourself and others.
Every time you mark gambling content as "Not Interested," you're making a small but powerful statement about what kind of content you want to see online.