Hi ​@dionbl,

the feed indeed is limited, but should show a reasonable number of activities - I’ve just checked and mine shows ~180 activities (I’m on iOS as well, using the “latest activities” sorting).

If your feed loads significantly fewer activities, double check your internet connection - it doesn't load all at once, rather as you keep scrolling, and if there's no connection, it will stop loading. 

I received a prompt to mark my question as fixed. But I won’t; the feed is limited

Well there is a set limit as explained, there's no “fix” for that. It’s not a bug, it's by design. If you want to change the design, you might want to submit a feature request - an idea. 

If you're seeing significantly fewer activities, maybe someone could help you with the troubleshooting, but not if you don't provide any details...

I’ll submit a feature request then.

 What details do you need to troubleshoot?

Pretty much *any*, you have provided none. 

Device, iOS version, app version, how many activities you see in your feed, is it any different on wifi / mobile data, and anything else that could be relevant. 

iPhone 13, iOS 18.6.2, strava v428.0.1 r49716, I see roughly 120 when I open the app, then at the top, activities pop up each time I restart. At the moment 145. 

I’m on wifi. No mobile data to check mobile sorry. 
Speedtest gives me a download of 691Mbps and a ping of 9ms

but from what I hear from you this is a limitation of strava? So probably not solvable?

And one more question. Can you point me in the direction of where I make a feature request?

So indeed, from what you describe it seems that it works for you as designed. The feed loads while scrolling, till an end is reached. I’ve counted around 180 activities the other day, I’m not sure whether it depends on a number of followed athletes or anything else, but if you've counted 145 it sounds quite similar. 

If you were getting a much smaller number (like, 10-20), that would seem to indicate a connectivity problem, but it doesn't seem to be it (i.e. no need to test on another network at this point).

To submit a feature request, go to “ideas” as mentioned earlier - this, for clarity -  https://communityhub.strava.com/ideas - and you should see a button “create an idea”. Here's a detailed explanation how it works: