Timeline dates show when a change was detected. History starts after the first check.
Your history starts with the first check
Adding a profile creates a starting point. Later checks compare against that record. Existing people in the first list are not labelled as new, and events before you started tracking are not reconstructed.
Dates describe our observations
The feed records when a check found a change. Reopen your dashboard or refresh it to see the latest saved results. The observation time is not an exact Instagram action time; a saved list may be older than the profile counts.
Know how much of the list is available
A list can be a sample rather than a complete account history. Saved lists show their observation date. A missing name in a partial sample is not proof of an unfollow; unavailable data is shown as a limitation instead of invented results.
Read disappearance signals in context
A removal needs comparable evidence from consecutive checks. Changes to visibility, usernames or account availability can also affect what appears. The timeline describes an observed change and does not explain anyone’s intentions.