By India Today Web Desk: Facebook-owned Instagram is one of the most popular and biggest photo-sharing platforms and has over one billion monthly active users.

While the social media app offers a lot of features, it lacks a feature where users are able to track who unfollowed their accounts.

If you want to know who has unfollowed you on Instagram, there are two ways to do this manually or using a third-party app.

Manually going through your followers list to track who has unfollowed you can be a time-consuming task. Alternatively, you can opt for third-party apps to keep track of your followers.

Step 1: Go to your Instagram profile and click on 'Followers'.

Step 2: In the search bar, search for a name to check if they are following you or not.

Step 3: Another way is to go to that person's profile and click on 'Following'.

Step 4: You can then search for your own name to check if they are following you or not.

Point to note: if you have a huge following on Instagram, it may not always be possible to search for names who have unfollowed you by this method.

There are many apps on Google Play Store and App Store that provide you with the feature of keeping a track on your followers and the people you are following. Some of these apps also provide you with additional information like who visited your profile in the last few days or your content reach. These apps also list down accounts you follow that don't follow you back and accounts that follow you but you don't follow them back.

Some of the best apps for this use in the market are FollowMeter, Followers Tracker Pro, Reports+ and so on. Some of the features on these apps are completely free, while access to a few features requires subscription.

FollowMeter provides the list of unfollowers for free, while Reports+ can be downloaded for free on both Android and iOS devices. Users can choose which app to download based on their requirements.

Point to note: By using third-party apps to analyze your account, you give them access to some of your Instagram data.

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