Instagram cares about you and wants to help you
As we announced a few days ago, Instagram has created a tool that helps you manage the time you spend in your application.
Although this is a feature that will be in iOS 12, they didn't want to wait.
And they wanted it to already be native within Instagram.
Well these new features are already here.
Today a new update has been released, version 57.0, which incorporates all these new features.
How will it help you?
The intention is none other than to make you aware of the time you spend inside the application.
And help you control it.
As they say in their update, they want the time you spend inside Instagram to be an inspiring time.
Not just a passing of photographs without rhyme or reason.
To do this they have implemented a series of tools, simple and easy to use.
Instagram informs you how much time you spend on their App
The 3 tools that Instagram has created
Instagram cares about you, and for this reason it has created 3 tools for you to manage your time and not waste it.
- Your activity: you'll see the average time you spend on Instagram, by days. So you can get an idea of how much time you spend on the application. Well, sometimes we are not aware of what we are investing in it.
- Daily Reminder: Get an alert when you've reached the maximum time you've previously decided you want to spend in the application. Despite this, once the maximum time has been reached, the application will not close or anything like that. It will allow you to continue browsing your photos and videos as normal. It is just a warning so that you are aware that you have reached your desired maximum time. What you do after the notice is up to you. Will you be able to fulfill it?
- Mute notifications: many times we enter Instagram called by a notification. When we see that so-and-so or so-and-so has published something new in this app, we jump headlong into opening it. Well, Instagram cares about you and wants to help you not to fall into temptation. He wants to help you meet that maximum time that you have set. To do this you have the possibility to silence push notifications.
What do you think?
