Instagram launches ‘Take a Break’ campaign to encourage breaks from social media

Instagram launches ‘Take a Break’ campaign to encourage breaks from social media

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: February 11 2022

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Instagram has announced a new campaign named ‘Take a Break’ that will alert users scrolling on Instagram to periodically take breaks from the platform and focus on other things.
This campaign has been launched by Instagram in India and various other countries. The platform will also alert users of the new inclusion with a notification.
Instagram’s Take a Break comes as an in-app reminder that you perhaps need to log out and do something else.
This ‘Take a Break’ feature is not the only feature that Instagram has that encourages people to log off and do something else. The Meta-owned platform also has a feature called Daily Limit that, as the name explains, lets users set a time limit on how much time they want to spend on the app daily.

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