New Delhi: In an effort to increase the number of time management tools available, Meta’s Instagram on Thursday introduced a new feature called “Quiet Mode.” The feature helps users take a break by turning off incoming alerts, auto-replying to direct messages, and setting your status to “in quiet mode” to let friends know you’re not currently using the app. Tries to ease concerns about Service.
The social media platform also launched additional parental control tools and other tools to regulate recommendations that aim to ensure the safety of teens using the program. This isn’t the first time Instagram has tried to develop tools to help users manage time. ,Also read: This company became the world’s number 1 brand, leaving behind Apple; Top 10 Check List,
The app already has a function that notifies users when their daily app usage exceeds a certain limit and allows them to monitor and limit it. Additionally, there are tools to block, remind, ban, and unfollow pages, groups, and people to help reduce engagement with addictive or otherwise unwanted content. ,Also read: Your device is lost or stolen? Google’s upcoming Apple AirTag will help rivals search for places,
There’s also a feature to configure “take a break” reminders after individual app sessions have been running for a predetermined amount of time. Quiet Mode, on the other hand, is unique because it emphasizes the practical consequences of trying to take brief breaks from the apps you use most often and where people anticipate your availability.
Instagram users can take breaks to read, take a nap, or engage in other activities in this mode. It’s like turning off your instant message lights on Instagram. The app will provide a summary of what you missed during your downtime when you decide to leave Quiet Mode to help you catch up.