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Here's your Daily Crunch. Coming up, Instagram tests new features, Go Puff pulls out of Spain, and Facebook is shutting down its gaming app.

Instagram is testing two new features that are designed to help users control more of what they see on the app.

First, the company is testing the ability for users to mark multiple posts on the

Explorer page with the not interested option.

Meta says it will immediately hide these posts and refrain from displaying similar content in the future.

The company will also start testing the ability for users to choose to Nazi suggested posts

with certain words, phrases or emojies in the caption or hashtag.

Instagram notes that whether you're seeing something that's not relevant or have moved on from

something you used to like, this new functionality can be used to stop seeing content that you don't find interesting anymore.

Up next, the Q Commerce Belt tightening continues.

Go Puff the delivery platform Juggernaut is dialing back its ambitions in Europe.

According to a report in Bloomberg, the speedy grocery delivery player is planning to pull out

of Spain in a bid to slim its ops and push for profitability. The move will also see it put its regional

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